Gender and the Mexican Revolution: Yucatán Women and the Realities of Patriarchy
Stephanie Jo Smith examines gender and patriarchy through the experiences of women in Yucatán during the Mexican Revolution. The book considers how revolutionary change intersected with the social realities women faced, offering a focused historical study of gender, power, and society in Mexico.
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Gender and the Mexican Revolution explores the relationship between gender and revolutionary change.
Focusing on Yucatán women, the book examines the realities of patriarchy within the context of the Mexican Revolution.
Stephanie Jo Smith places women’s experiences at the center of a historical study of power, society, and political transformation.
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