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Feminism

Little Too Much: fighting the patriarchy with laughter

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Anshita Koul is bringing her solo stand-up show Little Too Much to Leipzig on February 13th, to give us just the right measure of self-confidence and self-deprecation to fight the patriarchy with humor, perspective, and deep life reflections.

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MONAliesA – Leipzig’s feminist library

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LeipGlo contributor Mascha Lange takes us through Leipzig's only feminist library MONAliesA and gives us an overview of its past and present as well as all its great inventory and projects.

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Amanda Palmer’s deep ode to womanhood in Leipzig

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"Amanda Palmer's Leipzig performance felt as if she was talking with you... as a close friend [not] just about her life, but women's lives in general, channeled into the context of the highly charged and confusing sociopolitical climate we live in today."

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Yoko Ono in Leipzig: Peace is Power

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"The retrospective is definitely worth experiencing. When I was there on a weekday recently, I saw people interacting. Teens were gluing together broken tea cups and saucers and excitedly stamping peace on parts of maps. Preteens were asking questions. Adults of all ages were enthralled."

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