<b>MUJERES Y CULTURA ESCRITA: HACIA UNA PARTICIPACIÓN POLÍTICA EN MÉXICO</b>

Written culture encompasses diverse skills and techniques to develop reading and writing, from the basics to more specialized competencies. However, historically these practices were denied to various sectors of society, especially women, although this cannot be generalized. This text analyzes the specific case of a group of Mexican women from popular and up-per-middle class sectors who, between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, gained access to a written culture. Through this analysis, we will explore how these women used these skills to enter into national politics, in the struggle for their rights and citizenship demands, which would later lead to women's suffrage.