Gibraltar, women’s vote, eradication of men…

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This week, between a gastronomic trip to Auvergne and a geopolitical tour of Gibraltar, women are back on the front line. French women who are celebrating – only – 80 years of their right to vote this year. Those who saw fit to go to work in Germany during the Occupation, and never got over it… And this American woman who called neither more nor less for the eradication of all men, setting an example by trying to kill Andy Warhol in 1968.

80 years of women’s right to vote in France

On April 21, 1944, France became the 59th^e country to grant women the right to vote. Before Liechtenstein (1984) and Moldova (1993), but after New Zealand (first, in 1893), Australia, the United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Burma, Azerbaijan… On the occasion of this 80^e birthday, Citizens! attempts to explain this delay by looking back on a century of feminist struggle. Beyond a most classic and chronological production, the film benefits from the parallel with the struggles led in particular in Switzerland and the United Kingdom – the suffragettes, led by Emmeline Pankhurst, with a reminder in images of Sarah’s film Gavron, in 2015.

The documentary also contains some astonishing archives, such as the interview with Louise Weiss explaining why she refused to join Léon Blum’s government, or the extract from the Results of feminism, made in 1906 by the first female filmmaker, Alice Guy, which presents an “inverted” world, in which one man sews, another irons, while the women chat among themselves. Finally, it allows us to meet three women who voted for the first time in 1945: Marie-José Chombart de Lauwe, resistance fighter, Marie-Louise Guipponi, convinced single, and Simone Darré, who questions the journalist: “Do you think it’s better now? » Now, it is the abstention rate that is mobilizing. We forget that women died to obtain this right synonymous with citizenship. C. Pa.

The Deadly Feminism of Valerie Solanas

On June 3, 1968, Valerie Solanas shot Andy Warhol. What pushed this young woman with short hair, a closed face, a look full of intensity, to want to kill the pope of pop art? To the police, she told the police that she was a writer, that she did not live anywhere and that she did not regret her actions. His motive? She accuses Warhol of appropriating her work, after refusing to produce her play Up Your Ass (“in your ass”), the manuscript of which he would not have returned to her. We discover that Valerie Solanas wrote another text, sulphurous, which she sold at auction in the streets of Greenwich Village, in New York: “SCUM Manifesto” (from Society for Cutting Up Men, the association for “cutting men in pieces”). In a language full of rage (and humor), Solanas announces a project: she calls for the elimination of men. All.

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His death occurred due to lung cancer.
The Japanese singer Ichiro Mizuki, nicknamed “the emperor of anime songs” for his long and notorious career in this sector, with songs such as “Mazinger Z” or “Captain Harlock”, has died at the age of 74, he announced today. his producer.

Mizuki died on December 6 due to lung cancer that was diagnosed in April of last year and for which he had been repeatedly in and out of the hospital, the Yellow Bird company explained in a statement.

Although his condition was serious, with brain metastasis, “he continued to perform with the aim of remaining active for the remainder of his life while undergoing treatment,” as the artist himself noted in his last concert at the end of last month.

«Even though he couldn’t perform as well as he wanted, his strong determination did not change and he showed a big smile at his last live performance on November 27. “I would like to express my most sincere gratitude to everyone who has supported us so far,” the producer shared on the artist’s website, along with a photo of him dressed in his characteristic black clothing with a red jacket.

Born in Tokyo on January 7, 1948 under the name Toshio Hayakawa, Mizuki, who is also affectionately known by the acronym “Aniki”, made his musical debut in 1968. During his more than half a century of professional career he recorded more than 1,200 songs for films , television series, animated series and video games.

The singer marked the childhood of the generation that grew up with iconic animated series such as “Mazinger Z” and “Captain Harlock” or the superhero series “Kamen Rider”, pioneer of the “Henshin Hero” subgenre, which includes, for example, For example, the “Power Rangers.”

Mizuki, who was also a voice actor, had held a concert annually since 2003 with fellow singer and colleague in the sector Mitsuko Horie (known for “Candy Candy”, among many other works), where he offered his last performance this year.

EFE

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