Sara Cox - Inglés Beginner A

I took this photo in February this year, on a backpacking trip to southern Chile and Argentina. The photo shows a lagoon at the foot of a glacier called Vinciguerra, located in Ushuaia, Tierra del fuego. The lagoon had a beutiful esmerald color and we were able to walk around it until we reached the glacier. I really like this photo because it reminds me of a very important moment and experience for me. In the first place, it was the first trip that I have made alone to go this far, since Ushuaia is the second southernmost city in the world. Also, getting that place was very difficult, it was a great physical and mental challenge, but arriving and enjoying the place was incredible. Also, the dog that appears in the photo accompanied us all the way, throughout the day. That's why I love that “cream cheese”, which was the name we gave the dog because we were very hungry, appeared in the photo. This photo is a beautiful reminder, especially in a pandemic since we are locked up, of

One of the people I most admire in the field of social science is Julieta Kirkwood. She was a Chilean sociologist and political scientist who is considered one of the mothers of the feminist movement in Chile. She was born in 1937, in his youth he studied at the University of Chile and later she belonged to the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences. She finally passed away in 1985, at just 49 years old due to cancer. Kirkwood developed the theory of gender, doing a sociological study on the role of women, their rights and spaces. In short, the sociologist gave a theoretical framework to chilean feminism, through important works such as "Being politics in Chile" and "Feminaries". She was also the founder of the "Women's Study Centers" and then of "La morada" which sought to be a center for the provision of feminist thought and action. One of the things that I most admire about her is that she had a revolutionary spirit and created meet