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Cities, towns and many elements within them are persistent features of social organization. So too are gender divisions. Yet both also have considerable fluidity. Urban environments are everchanging and so too, in different ways, are our ideas and experiences of femininity and masculinity. This article is prompted by an apparent interplay between changing
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