The "Museum of the Patriarchy" (MUPA), organized by ActionAid, opened in Rome to illustrate a future where sexist behaviors are historic.The exhibit displays artifacts from the 20th and 21st centuries highlighting gender inequality and domestic violence's impact, including evidence from 2025 wage discrimination and femicides.Elisabetta Piccolotti revealed the prevalent sexist insults she faces online and will participate in a march against gender violence organized by Non Una di Meno, alongside calls for more sex education and reporting of harassment.