𝖓𝖎 𝖚𝖓𝖆 𝖒𝖊𝖓𝖔𝖘

Everyday in this country, 11 (eleven) women won't return home. They will be killed for no other reason that being a woman. I just hope if I ever be one of those eleven, I hope I will be the last.

But our current government won't listen to our demands, won't protect us, and they are extremely misogynistic that a raper could become a governor. They have never listen to us.

Two days ago, our government put fences around the National Palace (the place where our "beloved" president lives) just because they want to protect the building from us the feminist that are protesting for more safety. Instead of taking care of us, they take care of buildings.

So what do my mexican sisters did? They wrote the name of those women who are not longer around us, victims of this violence against us. They also put flowers and candles to remember them. BUT, my sisters took the opportunity and projected against the National Palace several statements so we all could see and be heard.

They were:

1. México feminicida (México is a femicide country).

2. Un violador no será gobernador (A raper won't be a governor).

3. Aborto legal ya. (Legalize abortion now).

4. ❤️

Thank you for your time. I currently can't go out to protest but this is my way of making us heard. Please reblog.

(sorry for my english, obviously is not my first language)

In Mexico the President and the ruling class barricade themselves away from their responsibility and the reality of their arrogance, their machismo and ineptitude.

In Mexico, a rapist is nominated to run for governor  and openly enabled by our President, who at the eyes of the nation brushed off our outcry as nothing but baseless yapping fueled by the opposition.

In Mexico we’re tired, but never discouraged. We refuse to give our murders and abusers and the system that protects them the comfort of our silence.

The 8th of March is not a day of celebration, its a day of fury and sadness, but above all, a reminder of our continuous fight.

From Mexico and to our hermanas in America Latina and the rest of the world, we say:

¡La revolución será feminista!