Carmen Karr

Carme Karr i Alfonsetti (Spanish, Carmen Karr; Barcelona, 16 March 1865 – 29 December 1943) was a Spanish Catalan feminist, journalist, writer, musicologist and song-composer.

Karr was one of the most ardent Catalan feminists of the early 20th century, together with Dolors Monserdà with whom she collaborated. Her feminist philosophy, which promoted giving women the necessary tools for a profession, as well as equal rights, was frequently a subject in the journal ''Feminal,'' which she edited from 1907 to 1917. She frequently signed articles with the pseudonym Joana Romeu. She also wrote for ''Diario de Barcelona'', ''La Veu de Catalunya'', ''Or y Grana,''(1906–1907, where she promoted Catalan solidarity), ''Ofrena'' (1916–17), ''La Mainada'' (1922–23), ''La Actualidad'', ''Día Gráfico'' and ''Las Provincias'' of Valencia, where she sometimes used the pseudonym Xènia in reference to the name Xènius used by Eugenio d'Ors, with whom she argued in ''Joventut''. Provided by Wikipedia