Sunday February 13 , in all Italian cities, has launched "If not now, when" day handling national defense of the dignity of women . In Italy the majority of women work, create wealth, get a job (and one in two can not do it) studies, sacrifices himself to succeed in the profession you have chosen.
Women deserve consideration and self-respect, freedom and dignity of women.
Yet even in 2011 this rich and varied experience of life is erased from repeated indecent representation of women paraded naked as a sexual object of exchange offered by newspapers, television, advertising. And this is no longer tolerable.
A widespread culture offers to the younger generations to achieve goals by offering easy money and glittering beauty and intelligence to the powers that be, willing to turn to exchange them with resources and public roles. This mentality
and behaviors that are polluting the resulting social cohesion and the image which should be reflected in the civic consciousness, ethics and religion of the nation.
Thus, almost without realizing it, we exceeded the threshold of decency.
The model of relationship between men and women, shown off by one of the highest offices of State, profoundly affects lifestyles and the national culture, legitimizing conduct prejudicial to the dignity of women and institutions.
The initiative, nonpartisan, started by a group of Roman women that invite all women, without distinction, to defend the value of their dignity.
Even men is asked to show: if not now, when? is the time to show respect and support to women on drill. On the site
http://senonoraquando13febbraio2011.wordpress.com , information on where to meet in each city and the video for promuoveee the event, directed by Francesca Comencini.
Here the Facebook page where coordinate.
Among the first to join the initiative, Conchita De Gregorio, Rosy Bindi, Miuccia Prada, Franca Rame, Dario For, Sabina Guzzanti, Lidia Ravera, Game Aulenti, Margherita Buy, Licia Colo, Angela Finocchiaro, Laura Morante, Claudia Mori, Amanda Sandrelli, Lunetta Savino, Natalia Aspesi
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