homosexual liberation movements in latin america. historiographical contributions from a comparative perspective between argentina, brazil, chile, colombia and mexico (1967-1982)

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Abstract
Between 1967 and 1982, homosexual liberation movements emerged in Latin America that sought to unify strategies of social and sexual revolution. This article proposes a comparative study to rethink the periodization of the distinct selection of cases and analyze the similarities and differences between them. For this, the cases of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Mexico are discussed. The purpose of this paper is to find a different explanation for these movements that avoids viewing them as just a projection of the Stonewall uprising (1969), thereby bringing forward an explanatory variable from within Latin America. In turn, the respective relationships of these movements with the local radical Left and the State are also considered.
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Authors ;Patricio Simonetto
Journal research journal of pharmacognosy
Year 2017
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10.18441/ibam.17.2017.65.157-177
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