Title: Gender Politics in Latin America
Product review: Gender Politics in Latin America, edited by Elizabeth Dore, successfully challenges past approaches to Latin American feminist studies. The contributing authors, all left leaning, use a multi-disiplinary tactic to dispel past myths and call for a more diverse and complete approach to feminist studies. With this new method, they motivate the need to change the writing of history and to mobilize all classes of women in the name of equality rather than survival. Although, not perfect, a good text on modern approaches to feminism in Latin America.
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