They will see us together: Critical notes from the justice practices of women in struggle against patriarchal justice in a feminicidal Mexico

Abstract

In the last years a multiplicity of collectivities brought out by diverse women have raised their voices throughout Mexico with different slogans and ways to struggle, whose guiding axis have been justice and memory in the context of femicide violence in México. With this in mind throughout the article a question is posed: What (is) justice? I propose to think of it as a series of political praxis collectively deployed spun by aiding and caring. We question the notion of justice through dialogue with women in struggle who are part of groups that seek justice in different ways against femicide violence. That way I propose to name politics of solidarity to these forms of collective practice to take account of the specific ways of politicizing of women and dissident bodies in a State at war against the people that live within, a war with diversified violences and with polyphonic resistance responses that can be thought of as horizons of political possibility for all.