Demonstrations in more than 200 Italian cities and abroad brought very large crowds into the streets to protest the objectification of women and the conduct of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The campaign developed from a newspaper appeal and a broad petition network. Its scale renewed public visibility for women’s organizing, though feminist groups differed over the movement’s political framing and inclusion.
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What was the “Se non ora quando?” movement responding to in 2011?
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The campaign challenged sexism and the treatment of women in political and media culture.
The 2011 Se non ora quando? mobilization sought to challenge sexism in public life.
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The rallies protested the objectification of women and political culture.