124 - 15 sugerencias de como educar una hija en el feminismo - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

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Ricardo Lugo 0:54
The personal letter of the great author Chimamanda Adichie that gives us suggestions on how to raise a girl in the 21st century. Bienvenidos a este episodio de Bibliotequeando, episodio ya 124, donde vamos a hablar de un libro un poco diferente, pero como siempre, Ricardo Lugo, su anfitrión, arroba Bibliotequeando en las redes, se pueden suscribir al blog, se pueden suscribir por supuesto al canal de YouTube, al podcast, seguir apoyando este concepto de aprender y culturizarnos a través de los libros y apoyar al Patreon, donde yo tengo un club de lectura, episodios adicionales, episodios exclusivos. for those who are willing to be members of the club and one-on-one conversations depending on the membership.
Ricardo Lugo 1:34
But today I have a book for you that I think this episode should be the nightmare, not of all, but of some feminists who hate that men talk about feminism. I'm going to say here a phrase from Madala, that young Pakistani activist who says, I don't want men to fight for us, I want men to fight with us for women's rights. Well, this is my little grain of sand. Este episodio viene en parte porque muchos saben, los que me siguen en Instagram, yo acabo de convertirme en padre, y no es una niña, es un varón, pero hay muchas cosas que leí de esta carta, de este libro, que me parece que aplican para ambos géneros. y que me parece que son importantes para mí saber. Porque en esta, los que han sido padres lo saben, todo el mundo te inunda con información, la que pides y la que no pides también.
Ricardo Lugo 2:30
Y cuando decidí yo ir a mi mundo de, ok, quiero literatura, quiero leer algo que sea un poco más artístico, porque si te pones a leer estudios psicológicos y estudios diseñados, te vuelves loco. I've always felt that in terms of raising a child, I trust more the advice of a grandmother than a modern study. Paternity and maternity are a system approved by all cultures, races, and idiosyncrasies. Social classes, religions, in the world. And I don't see how the theory is going to win that. Therefore, I listen more carefully to what has already happened out there, more than what I read, in truth, about how to be a father of a baby. Because later on they are already other things, but of a baby. And I said, let me read something that has a little more of a brain...
Ricardo Lugo 3:20
Y conseguí esta carta de Chimamanda Adichie, autora que por supuesto ya ustedes conocen del episodio anterior de Medio Sol Amarillo. Y ella, como mencioné, ya sale en esa famosa canción de Flawless de Beyoncé en su discurso del TED Talk sobre feminismo. And in part, with that text, she becomes an icon of the movement. And I'll talk a little bit about the movement right now. But her friend had a daughter. And her close friend from childhood asks the author, look, give me advice on how to create a girl in feminism, in the modern world. And that's when Chimamanda, who at this point now has a daughter, but at that point she no longer had children. She was already single. Ella dijo, bueno, déjame tratar de ver como guío, y te guío a ti amiga, y escribió esta carta que poco a poco, mientras la escribía, se dio cuenta, esto tiene potencial de ser un libro, y es lo que ella terminó publicando, esta querida Ichehuele, Cómo Educar en el Feminismo.
Ricardo Lugo 4:24
Y son 15 sugerencias.

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