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This article utilizes as sources memories of women who were feminist militants during the military dictatorship in Brazil and who also participated in the political opening in the country from the mid-1980s. In these memories are investigated, from the point of view of these women, who were politically engaged in feminisms and often in the left, the interlocutions between feminist problematizations about domestic work and the perspectives of a democratic society that begins to be unveiled in those years. Under the slogan "democracy in the country and at home", feminist debates articulated public and private by denouncing the domestic workload that was carried out almost exclusively by women and its consequences for full access to citizenship. This work uses interviews conducted under a broad project coordinated by Professor Cristina ScheibeWollf at the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Florianopolis, Brazil, funded by CAPES (Coordenacao de Aperfeicoamento de Pessoal do Nivel Superior), entitled "Mulheres de luta: feminismo e esquerdas no Brasil (1964-1985)", of which this author is a member. The article is based on the perspective of women´s history and gender relations, as well as the historiographic debates on memory and oral history, crossing a wide bibliography of reference on the feminisms of the period, dictatorship and democratic opening. In this way, the intention is to think about the history of the debate on domestic work headed by feminists of this generation as a focal point for women in the new democratic perspectives that were built in the Brazilian political sphere in the second half of the 1980s.

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Memorias de militantes feministas en la dictadura y en la apertura política en Brasil: la cuestión del trabajo doméstico como reivindicación democrática (1964-1990)