Title: 5 Arguments Feminists Are Tired of Having
Headings: 5 Arguments Feminists Are Tired of Having
5 Arguments Feminists Are Tired of Having
1. Being a feminist does not mean you hate men.
2. Feminists are not campaigning for female supremacy or “special treatment” for women.
3. Feminists are not all the same, and they don’t all believe the same things.
4. Yes, a man can be a feminist.
5. The idea that sexism is dead and now everything is perfect and we don’t need feminism anymore.

Content: Are there feminists out there who hate men? Yes. I certainly don’t hate men (and, as far as I know, I’ve never met any feminists who do), but this is a big, crowded world we’re living in, and I’m sure there are people who both describe themselves as feminists and who claim to hate the entire male gender. And that sucks. But that bias against men isn’t embedded in feminism, which is about equality and improving women’s lives so that they can achieve equal rights and opportunities — not punishing or denigrating men. 2. Feminists are not campaigning for female supremacy or “special treatment” for women. The point of feminism is not to create a matriarchal society in which men are servants to a female overlord (although... I would watch that movie). Feminism strives for equality — as in equal, as in the same amount — not more for one group of people and less for another. Trying to change a system that inherently privileges (white) (heterosexual) men to give other people equal rights doesn’t amount to “special treatment.”