The Feminist History Walk takes us on a journey through the past and present of feminist struggles. Through quotes we will dive into the stories of feminist movements, uprisings and debates. In this quiz you can learn about how feminists have organized themselves in different places, times and contexts.
How is it possible that feminicides, murders of women* because of their gender, are still not considered a crime everywhere? How can it be that women* are still seen as objects of conquest in situations of conflict and war? And how do they fight against this?
These and other questions are the starting point of the "Feminist History Walk". It takes us on a journey through the past and present of feminist struggles. Through quotes we dive into the stories of feminist movements, uprisings and discussions. Through this journey it becomes clear that what has been achieved today is the result of past struggles.
This article is based on the Feminist History Walk. The Feminist History Walk was written by Anne Steckner and edited by Adriana Yee Meyberg and Claudia De Coster. Online edition of the contribution by Alina Kopp.
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