#75 with Morgane Koresh - Intersectionality & the reception of jewish feminist voices in the aftermath of October 7th

Morgane was born and raised in Paris, France. They studied Fashion
Design there, before making Aliyah in 2009. Coming from a family of
Holocaust survivors, with a deep sense of political activism, where
civil rights and social justice were at the forefront of many
family discussions, Morgane always knew that activism would be a
part of their life. It took the form of street art with the
feminist collective HaStickeriot that they co-founded in 2020.
While still being an active member of the collective, Morgane has
been also focusing on Queer activism under the alias
YiddishFeminist with drawings and messages of positive Queer
representation in the form of pasteups in the streets of Tel Aviv..
After October 7th, Morgane’s work has been mainly focused on
denouncing the lack of international outrage, the betrayal by
previous feminist role-models, and calling out the rise of
antisemitism as well as uplifting messages about Jewish identities.
The streets of Tel Aviv remain their main playground and
inspiration for a work that is at the crossroad of art and
activism.