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chingate replied to your photo: Open question for feminists: if feminism is about...
Because they’re the shitty ones who don’t realize feminism is actually about equality. Fuck them.
miumachi answered your question: Open question for feminists: if feminism is about...
News flash: those people aren’t feminists. Feminism is about equality for BOTH genders, across the board. Just because someone calls themself
I appreciate what you're trying to do, but... newsflash: those people would disagree with you. And they are not the only ones. I think the question we would all benefit from answering is why does feminism attract this kind of people, and what it does to enable them—by ignoring and erasing the restrictions faced by men, and by downplaying the seriousness of misandry ("it isn't a thing")?
mquester replied to your photo: Open question for feminists: if feminism is about...
Well, I’m feminist and I definitely speak against both MGM and FGM. So do a lot of well known bloggers like “The Feminist Breeder” and “Dr. Momma”. I’d say, some misogynistic men use MRA as a cover, just as some “feminists” really support misandry.
barrelsoforanges answered your question: Open question for feminists: if feminism is about...
It’s not real feminism! I’ve been calling out the debauchery for so long now. ALL THE FEELINGS MATTER
I feel your pain. Do you think more could be done to incorporate men's experiences and their status into feminist/gender theory?
A question for my feminist friends
What do you think about the commonly drawn parallel between the sexism directed at women and racism? Do you see it as a meaningful analogy?