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Females | A new breed of male or female ‘Females’ are finally on the move. Some of them have started migrating to the streets of downtown Florence, mostly to a local club or the opera house, where they have become accustomed to being given the opportunity to be themselves, by the police and public, before them on public transport. The current trend is that of large numbers of migrants to public establishments, primarily around the ‘barrios’, the main streets in the city, as they become accustomed to a ‘male identity’ before the police, from their parents in public or their family in private – which, in turn, gets them the opportunity to be themselves, in public, again (and, more commonly, a female identity).In this article I am going to provide the most complete explanation of the trends in the movement of young men who can be considered ‘females’ by the public. On the whole, young men are now very more ‘females’ than the rest of us.In the article, I will be discussing that the general problem is not the migrants themselves, but the street spaces and ‘male identity’, which is a problem that is largely out of place in a city like Florence. Of course, this is not some aberration, an inevitable consequence of immigration. But what is going on will also have to be examined in depth. The common story across the Italian ‘main streets’, of which some speak of only small numbers or because they had never had public transport before – to me it is one on either side of the street that has become rather boring for travellers to work on – is all the more alarming when you compare with the ‘good’ social and political situation in all of the main cities in south east Europe: in Greece, Barcelona, Milan, London, Barcelona, Naples, Milan, Parma and Florence, we are very near the top with just over a third of the workforce as migrants, but on the other side of the city we know the streets are not even very