History of Feminism
In reply to the discussion: The Tone Argument is sure being flung around here a lot lately. [View all]ismnotwasm
(42,486 posts)What I think is there are legitimate hurt feelings, out of ignorance, out of damage, out an inability to express themselves properly, and those I do feel for.
But mostly we have group of the deliberately obtuse, or the disingenuous, or wing nuts or worse those who believe women have equality and who apparently find a DU message board better than a reddit comment section.
Useless folk because unlike feminism, there is no drive, no activism, no political meaning (unless one is a secret republican) they just sit around and complain.
Sometimes I wonder if people realize that feminism is a worldwide movement with people deeply involved in improving the lives of women--not a "who's a real feminist" discussion or what a mans role is in feminism. We're already out there working and changing things. And fighting old battles like reproductive rights.
It's quite funny you know. I really don't think they know.