Electing a woman to public office, even the presidency, does not guarantee feminist policies. That’s one of the ideas behind the Mexican group Aúna, which recruits, coaches, and accompanies female candidates who are committed to gender equality, social justice, and environmental protection. It worked with 18 victorious candidates from various parties in Mexico’s June 2 elections, including the next mayor of Mexico City, Clara Brugada.
Mexico’s Election and the Future of Feminism: a Q&A with Mónica Tapia of Aúna
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