...Kristina A. Boylan; Sofía Crespo Reyes Authors from a transnational research group analyze Catholic women’s political mobilizations, acknowledging Catholic women’s heritage of organization to maintain their religious practice in their communities from the colonial era onward. These activities...

...Ricardo Álvarez-Pimentel This article examines pedagogical materials and Catholic youth magazines to uncover how, between 1926 and 1939, the Juventud Católica Femenina Mexicana (JCFM) pursued peasant moralization campaigns driven by young women’s shared distrust of Indigenous and mixed-race...

...Alberto del Castillo Troncoso This article revisits one of the most iconic moments in the recent history of photojournalism in Mexico: the Zapatista uprising at Chiapas in 1994. Throughout the essay, the publication of Pedro Valtierra’s famous photograph of a group of women who bravely confronted...

... in the country were diverse, from mobile rentals to the signing of contracts in order to transform the postal service. While men were the main protagonists in these uses, Porfirian women were not relegated to the role of mere domestic consumers of the devices. Based on historical photographs, newspapers...

... is one of the most recognized Mexican icons in the global marketplace. Nonetheless, in the two former traditions we can see a feminine presence— mariachi women and escaramuzas . Where are the women of tequila? This investigation tries to answer that question by documenting the participation of women...

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... increase in writing and publishing by women. In this period, influential men of letters encouraged their peers to produce an explicitly masculine verse, one connected to formal politics and Mexican patriotism. However, both male and female poets also sought inspiration from a different Muse: that of female...

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