Chinese women carve offline spaces to challenge gender norms amid online censorship

Chinese women are creating physical venues—bookstores, bars, cafes—to discuss feminism and inequality as online feminist content faces censorship. This marks a shift from digital to offline organizing, though the scale and impact remain uncertain. It signals a grassroots social movement that could face state pushback.

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