The last time I posted an article about the Ukrainian feminist group Femen, it remained on the "most popular" list for about three days. That suggests significant interest in the group of women, who go topless to drive home their criticisms of the sex industry and organized religion, and their support for same-sex marriage. For those who can't get enough of Femen, here's a musical tribute by Dj Tyra highlighting how the members manage to enrage the establishment. Warning—this contains some nudity. >>>

For a group committed to exporting its radicalism globally, it's surprisingly inarticulate about what it stands for. When the activist group Femen burst onto the Ukrainian protest scene in 2008, holding mud-wrestling matches on Kyiv's central Independence Square to protest the country's notoriously dirty politics, I was hopeful the stunts could succeed in kick-starting a serious discussion about sexism and gender inequality, problems that continue to plague the states of the former Soviet Union. Four years and a new office in Paris later, the group, which professes to use "sextremism" >>>