Title: 7 Questions To Ask Someone Who Says They're "Not A Feminist"
Headings: 7 Questions To Ask Someone Who Is "Not A Feminist"
7 Questions To Ask Someone Who Is "Not A Feminist"
1. "Why Aren't You A Feminist?"
2. "What Does 'Feminism' Mean To You?"
3. "Do You Think That Both Genders Are Entitled To The Same Social, Economic And Political Rights?"
4. "Do You Have Another Belief System That Promotes Equality?"
5. "Do You Think That All Women And The LGBTQ Community Are Treated Equally To CIS White Men?"
6. "Do You Believe In Equal Pay For Equal Work?"
7. "How Do Feminism's Achievements Affect Your Life?"

Content: Do You Have Another Belief System That Promotes Equality?" Remember this could be a learning curve for you as much as it is for the person who has declared themselves "not a feminist". If you have begun a conversation only to discover that the person you're talking to doesn't identify as a feminist not for misogynistic reasons, but rather because they feel alienated by the movement, try to find out what other terms they might use to describe their beliefs. Humanism and womanism are popular terms to use in lieu of feminism, and although feminists have spoken out about these words undermining feminism, you might find that you can be more productive as a feminist by understanding why people feel the need to fall back on them in the first place. 5. " Do You Think That All Women And The LGBTQ Community Are Treated Equally To CIS White Men?" There's going to be a time when you ask all the above questions, and find that the person doesn't identify as a feminist because they're looking for something more inclusive, but because they don't quite "get" feminism. And that's OK. If you want to get to the bottom of that, try to find out what they think about a woman's place (and not just white women, all women) and the LGBTQ community's place in society. You might find that some people believe that equality has already been achieved, and we might no longer need feminism because it's fulfilled its goals.