The Rotes Frauenkomitee Hamburg called a march through St. Pauli and the Schanzenviertel that organizers described as an expression of proletarian feminism. Participants connected women’s liberation with class exploitation and neighborhood struggles. The action broadened the public meaning of International Women’s Day beyond symbolic celebration.
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The Rotes Frauenkomitee Hamburg called a march through St. Pauli and the Schanzenviertel that organizers described as an expression of proletarian feminism. Participants connected women’s liberation with class exploitation and neighborhood struggles. The action broadened the public meaning of International Women’s Day beyond symbolic celebration.
Hamburg’s International Women’s Day march centers working-class feminism. This event was organized by an unrelated group and made no demands about the issue described.
The record identifies Rotes Frauenkomitee Hamburg; allied organizations and the following context: The Rotes Frauenkomitee Hamburg called a march through St. Pauli and the Schanzenviertel that organizers described as an expression of proletarian feminism. Participants connected women’s liberation with class exploitation and neighborhood struggles. The action broadened the public meaning of International Women’s Day beyond symbolic celebration.