BLOG 5 - A Photograph and Its Story
This photograph was taken by a colleague of the territorial collective in which my brother participates and was taken for March 8, this was the first march I went to, it was the year 2019 and I was still in school, I remember that day very well it was Friday and after classes I went home to rest a hours and then I got ready and went with my sister to Plaza de la Dignidad in the subway, when there were only a few stations left to arrive the atmosphere in the subway was already forming, most of us in the wagon were women who would attend the march, once we arrived at Baquedano station we started to feel the screams and the atmosphere despite the chaos felt very comforting.
That day we walked from the baquedano subway station to the heroes, it was a very emotional march, there were dance groups, actresses and the atmosphere was wrapped with the smell of palo santo. The sorority that was felt in the atmosphere was the most exciting of all and how we all empathized with each other without any distinction since that year I have gone without fail every March 8 to the Alameda but certainly that was the best I went and in which I have felt more comfortable, this photo is a very nice memory of that day. At the end of the day I could not speak because I had shouted so much that I had no voice left and my feet hurt too much. I remember uploading this picture very proudly.
What a beautiful experience, reading this I think you are still proud of that moment, I'm glad you have more beautiful memories, as some people like to ruin those marches :(.
ResponderEliminarLove it! The marches of March 8 are amazing in terms of dancing groups and the union between women, i like so much the coordination of the feminists for that day, the way that they and everyone achieve a empowered and sorority space. I went to a march too, but in 2020, it was the best march i have ever been, and everything for a good reason.
ResponderEliminarGoing to the March 8 march, I think it's a beautiful day for a woman. being there you can feel all the strength that women have and how united we are in the recognition of our basic rights. That is why the photo you took seems very valuable to me.
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