Title: Why "Feminism" Doesn't Work Anymore
Headings: Why "Feminism" Doesn't Work Anymore
Why "Feminism" Doesn't Work Anymore
Because I am a feminist, but I'm not f*cking insane.
Now, for the part you should pay attention to:
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Content: These misinterpretations perpetuate the idea that "feminism" is a cult of women who are butt-hurt over men and prance around with their shirts off. Well, hate to break it to ya but, it's not. You're supposed to feel like it's getting "shoved down your throat." How do you think any other big movement gained any following and respect? The very fact that people condemn women for speaking up is the entire point of these radical movements: females have been devalued over the course of history, and socialized into roles that promote silence and passivity. What happens when women are silenced for centuries? * Ding ding ding* Backlash and overexposed nipples. Radicalization promotes discourse, and discourse promotes change. Movements such as "Free The Nipple" and growing out armpit hair are extreme, by design, in order to grab your attention and create new discursive identities.