Mujeres de Negro Madrid

English El 27 de septiembre de 2020 Mujeres de Negro contra la guerra - Madrid Invitamos a reflexionar: "Por una Política de Cuidados" “ La primera señal de civilización en una cultura antigua es un fémur roto recuperado, porque nadie puede sobrevivir solo en la selva, en la naturaleza, el tiempo suficiente hasta que se resuelva la fractura si otra persona no le cuida ” Margaret Mead, antropóloga La pandemia del COVID-19 ha puesto de manifiesto nuestra vulnerabilidad porque el virus no sabe de fronteras ni continentes y puede afectarnos a todas las personas, pero sí sabe que hay clases sociales empobrecidas que son más frágiles y tienen menos medios, o ninguno, para cuidarse y protegerse. De forma unánime, como sociedad, hemos sabido cuáles eran nuestras necesidades para resistir, para salir adelante; quiénes y cómo nos han cuidado, sin rehuir riesgos personales. Sentíamos prioritaria la solidaridad de todos con todas para salir de la crisis; queríamos salir re

For a Policy of Care “ The first sign of civilization in an ancient culture is a broken and then healed femur because no one can survive alone in the jungle, in nature, long enough for the fracture to heal without another person taking care of him ”. Margaret Mead, anthropologist The COVID-19 pandemic has made manifest our vulnerability because the virus does not observe borders or continents and can affect all people, but the fact is that is does especially attack impoverished social classes that are more fragile and have fewer or no means to take care of and protect themselves. As a society, we have all known what our needs were to resist and succeed, by whom and how we have been cared for without their shying away because of personal risks. We felt the priority for solidarity amongst all in order to emerge from the crisis; we wanted to come out reinforced both personally and as a society and to make protection of the weakest a reality. Care giving, since the very beginnin