Gabriela Cano He obtained a doctorate in History from the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in 1996, where he also completed a master's and a bachelor's degree in the same discipline. She currently works as a researcher and professor at El Colegio de México. Her research has focused on the history of women and sexual diversity in Mexico during the Porfirian, revolutionary, and post-revolutionary periods. The conceptual axis of her research work is gender analysis.

Entrevistas

The endless Mexican feminist spring

Interview with
  • Gabriela Cano

  • Arcelia E. Paz Padilla

The discussion of this interview revolved around the story of how it was possible for women to vote and be voted in Mexico, a historical chapter that we seem to take for granted. Likewise, I took the opportunity to talk with Dr. Cano about the feminist implications of such inclusion, the visibility of certain activists and their recent foray into the viral world of cybernetic memes.