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Marguerite Stern | |
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.jpg) Marguerite Stern à la sortie du tribunal de Paris en 2013. | |
| Born | November 24, 1990 Clermont-Ferrand  |
| Education | Baccalauréat littéraire |
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Marguerite Stern, born November 24, 1990, is a French polemicist and former feminist activist.
Former FEMEN, she is the founder of the collage movement againstfemicides.
Criticized for her actions deemed transphobic by some feminists, she was excluded from the movement she launched, several months after having already left it. She gradually gets closer to Dora Moutot, and expresses positions increasingly close to the far-righ politics.