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History of Feminism

seabeyond

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3. this is very very good. just the snips. you are making me go in and reading the whole.

Reply to sufrommich (Original post)

Fri Oct 3, 2014, 10:08 AM

Oct 2014

thank you

we all need to read this.

feminism is the ONE area, where it is THRU the womans eye.

our entertainment, policitcal, business, social, udicial world is thru mens eyes

this one.

is womens eyes.

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Why I Prefer The Word “Feminist” Over “Equalist” [View all] sufrommich Oct 2014 OP

To my way of thinking (and I am agreeing with this article) one can NOT be a Humanist Tuesday Afternoon Oct 2014 #1

I agree. The term Humanist is abused as a self-righteous GetOutOfJailFree card. freshwest Oct 2014 #6

i literally saw what changing fem to humanist created. taking it away from women, and putting male seabeyond Oct 2014 #2

Hmm, I think you are onto something there...it has always bothered me when people CTyankee Oct 2014 #4

"humanism is feminism and feminism is humanism." nomorenomore08 Oct 2014 #8

thanks. I think we're onto something, right? CTyankee Oct 2014 #9

Women are human. Therefore, women's interests are human interests. Pretty simple IMO. nomorenomore08 Oct 2014 #10

this is very very good. just the snips. you are making me go in and reading the whole. seabeyond Oct 2014 #3

Equalist sounds like something you put in iced tea to make it sweeter. jmondine Oct 2014 #5

You don't have to call yourself a feminist, but if you're really an "equalist" then that should nomorenomore08 Oct 2014 #7