Reclaiming public space: Feminist history (re) writing of Southeast Europe
Public space in Southeast Europe reflects deeply entrenched gendered and geopolitical hierarchies, where patriarchal and nationalist narratives dominate memory and shape urban landscapes. Women, queer communities, and minorities are largely excluded from public commemoration. However, feminist artists, activists, and grassroots movements are resisting this erasure through creative interventions such as performance, street art and activist cartography.
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