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Este ensayo convoca a la reflexion de los vinculos entre literatura, activismo y cambio social en el Caribe hispano privilegiando ciertas intervenciones lideradas por mujeres, las cuales han contribuido a la defensa de mejores condiciones de vida y a un pacto social mas equitativo. Teniendo en cuenta la diversidad y movilidad que caracteriza a la region caribena, esta reflexion comienza examinando las organizaciones feministas autonomas que surgieron en la decada del 70 en Puerto Rico para luego desplazarse hacia el trabajo de cuestionamiento a la historia planteado por la poesia de Aida Cartagena Portalatin en Republica Dominicana, concluyendo con una breve revision del trabajo de critica feminista desarrollado en Cuba en la decada del 90. Examinar los movimientos que lograron renovar y vigorizar la lucha por mejoras sociales y reflexionar sobre la obra de escritoras que nos invitaron a imaginar una sociedad mas justa, contribuye a establecer una lectura de la historia cultural del Caribe hispano desde las dinamicas de genero. Tambien, esta reflexion convoca al reexamen critico de las premisas y estandares desde los que interpretamos la participacion ciudadana y el activismo, con el objetivo de que pueda servirnos de inspiracion a la hora de crear estrategias que nos dirijan hacia nuevos logros. This essay calls for a reflection on the links between literature, activism, and social change in the Hispanic Caribbean, privileging certain interventions led by women, who have contributed to the defense of better living conditions and a more equitable social pact. Taking into account the diversity and mobility that characterizes the Caribbean region, this reflection begins by examining the autonomous feminist organizations that emerged in the 70s in Puerto Rico and then moves towards the work of questioning history posed by the poetry of Aida Cartagena Portalatin in the Dominican Republic, concluding with a brief review of the work done by feminist criticism developed in Cuba in the 90s. Examining the movements that managed to renew and invigorate the struggle for social improvements and reflecting on the work of writers who invited us to imagine a fairer society contribute to establishing a reading of the cultural history of the Hispanic Caribbean from the dynamics of gender. Also, this reflection calls for a critical re-examination of the premises and standards from which we interpret as citizen participation and activism, with the aim that it can serve as inspiration when creating strategies that might lead us to new achievements.

Activismo, literatura y cambio social en el Caribe hispano: aproximación en tres movimientos