CasaPound demonstration in Ostia, 2017. Credit: Carlotta Chiaraluce/Facebook.
In November 2017, the Italian edition of the women’s magazine Marie Claire published an article entitled “Do you know who CasaPound’s women are?” It profiled female militants of the Italian far-right group, which was born in 2003 in Rome, giving readers a glimpse into their private lives, sharing fashion tips, what they like to wear, and how they juggle their family and social lives with the demands of being part of a violently fascist movement.
