Work of Argentinian artist, Barbara Siebenlist, Madrid, February 2018
The phrase “Ni una menos” (not one woman less) is a cry for rights for women, which was born in Argentina and is much used across South America.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 8 October 2018
Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here
For even more art, pop over to see Sami at Monday Mural
Travel with Intent 
Amazing art.
janet
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The fight continues everywhere. The recent events in America are stirring women to speak out across the world which is a wonderful by-product of a disappointing display of our lack of progress here.
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Great comment. I am also hoping there is an upside. Both strength for women and more care from men.
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Amazing in this day and age we still have to battle for everything. And after the recent US events it seems we just keep going backwards.
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Indeed. Better in some countries and some cultures but still many limitations
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…a bit X rated for here!
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😀
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another commercial who uses naked women ? No street murals from anarcho feminist that fights macho american !
NO UNA MENOS thx
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i love this phrase and what it means
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That is a great way to fight, love the mural!
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great murals. The womens movement is rolling along everywhere. We do have rights we do need to exercise them too.
There are 75 murals in Toppemish Wa. Just google toppenish wa
MB
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75! I’d be in heaven.
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Great one Debbie!
Had no idea South American countries were so pro-women rights.
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I didn’t either. Sadly a response to a few serious events involving the death of young girls. But the movement has spread and is getting attention.
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Neither did I
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