Feels like less Women identify as one.
I’ve noticed less and less women identifying as feminists and I wonder why? It’s sad that something advocating for our rights has somehow lost popularity
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bijouxbroussard · F
There’s the unfortunate habit some people have of "rebranding” certain terms. A [b]feminist[/b] supports the concept of equality ([b]not[/b] supremacy), civil rights and opportunities for girls, women.
It has nothing to do with some of the misandrist ideas that some recent outliers have tried to attach to it.
If a woman doesn’t believe that she and other women deserve equal civil rights, opportunities, and personal autonomy (and sadly some don’t), she’s [b]not[/b] a feminist.
It has nothing to do with some of the misandrist ideas that some recent outliers have tried to attach to it.
If a woman doesn’t believe that she and other women deserve equal civil rights, opportunities, and personal autonomy (and sadly some don’t), she’s [b]not[/b] a feminist.
Briggett · T
@bijouxbroussard it amazes me how one segment of society keeps changing history to fit their narrative.
It all started with the wind bag of the airwaves twisting decades definition othering certain aspects not suited for their social commentary.
Really all most modern women wants respect and credit for their work being done. No more no less that is all.
It all started with the wind bag of the airwaves twisting decades definition othering certain aspects not suited for their social commentary.
Really all most modern women wants respect and credit for their work being done. No more no less that is all.