Rosa A. González

Activist and nurse, author of feminist literature

Rosa A. González - Activist and nurse, author of feminist literature
Born

1889
136 years ago

Died

July 25th, 1981
43 years ago — 92 years old

Category

Activists & Humanitarians

Country

Puerto Rico

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A prominent nurse, author, and activist in Puerto Rico, contributed significantly to the feminist movement. Advocated for women's rights and healthcare improvements. Wrote extensively on topics related to feminism and nursing, influencing future generations of healthcare professionals and activists. Engaged in community organizing and educational efforts to uplift women's roles in society. Participated in various initiatives aimed at addressing social justice issues.

Authored influential feminist literature

Advocated for women's healthcare rights

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