Why do many people have misunderstanding of the word Feminism?
First and foremost, a lot of the lack of success in feminism comes from a general misunderstanding of
the movement. When someone hears the
term “feminism,” he or she tends to blindly
link it to a group of people requesting the
superiority of women.
A lot of self-proclaimed feminists are named
“men-haters” or “ugly women.” The
correlation of feminism to any of these
insulting slurs is simply non-existent.
Why is feminism tied to a negative feeling? I
believe a lot of it has to do with fear. Maybe
men fear they will somehow become inferior
to women. The truth is, feminism doesn’t
want to pit one gender against the other. It
simply wants equality.
Very few men know or recognize it, but they
need feminism just as much as women do.
Feminism covers all the ground of gender
equality.
Feminism tries to eliminate the stereotypes or
standards so many men are held up to.
Whether these standards are that men need
to be manly or unemotional, look a certain
way or act a certain way, feminism states that
no human should be held up to any single
standard or stereotype. In fact, it emphasizes
the fact that “boys and girls need to be raised
the same.”
As a society, we need to educate everyone
from a young age that there should be no
gender gap or gender discrimination. As
parents and individuals, we need to raise our
children in a way in which gender inequality
seems barbaric (because that’s what it is).
There are also more than a few women who
give the movement a bad name as well. They
bash it, saying it’s not necessary. These
women are the ones who tear the movement
down the most.
I think these women aren’t supporting the
movement because personally, they’ve never
felt oppressed or been targeted, blamed,
attacked or hushed away simply because
they’re women. But just because you may not
personally feel oppressed, that doesn’t
mean the larger issue of gender inequality
doesn’t exist.
I think the most effective tactic to get people
on board with the feminist movement is for
supporters to continuously spread knowledge
about what the movement is fighting for. I
believe most of the negative connotations
attached to any counter-culture movement
comes from the simple fact that a lot of
people don’t understand its motives.
Many people fear the societal changes any
such movement might bring about. Moving
forward, the goal of every feminist should be
to break down any miscommunication.
Explain the motive in a peaceful manner, and
use language that allows people to
understand that feminism will help lift every
single person to a more powerful place in
society. Feminism truly is for everyone.

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Fuckshiit:
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Feminist or Not...ion blôödyfúçkîñg cáre

mr fuvk, Goodmorning.

Amarabae:

mr fuvk, Goodmorning.

A fûçking Good Morning to you!



are you á fúçking Feminist too?

donmalcolm21:

say chomtin

What can I say?

Amarabae:

say chomtin

Africa culture has a negative attitude towards women so Feminism is not compatible with African culture.



Our culture relegates women to the background and Feminism will always be alien to our culture.

CuddleMe:
What can I say?

Say Nothing because the topic and your dp are polar opposites

CuddleMe:
What can I say?

say Thank you Jesus! Good Morning

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donmalcolm21:
Say Nothing because the topic and your dp are polar opposites

Still nothing to say

Amarabae:

say Thank you Jesus!
Good Morning

Thank you Jesus!

Morning

The word Feminism itself implies a fight or solidarity for the female gender.
Initially it was necessitated by the marginalization and limitation that was imposed on the female gender regarding employment and social rights. And for this it was commendable as it promoted Gender Equality.
Presently it has gone beyond Gender equality to Female superiority. That is where the problem lies.
Women at work and in relationships now advocate for special and superior treatment at the expense of the male counterparts.
At work, women now get more jobs than men and also tend to talk down on men to feel superior.
In relationships, your girlfriend earning same or more salary still believes her money is hers only, but the man's money is for both of you. Lol

So you see, Feminism has to be reevaluated to promote Gender equality.

Copy nd paste

CuddleMe:
Still nothing to say

It's Feminism topic and your moral right to defend it just went up with the wind

Good luck educating these educated illiterates

Anything bad or negative, they just throw in feminism to the mix even when feminism has absolutely nothing to do with the issue at hand. They want working, independent women so that they could save their change and in the same instance they throw a hissy fit because women want men to support them in the home since the woman's day is full.

donmalcolm21:
It's Feminism topic and your moral right to defend it just went up with the wind

I'm not a feminist, not saying I'm against the movement

CuddleMe:
I'm not a feminist, not saying I'm against the movement

donmalcolm21:
Christianity and islam have a negative attitude towards women so Feminism is not compatible with christianity and islam



Christianity and islam relegates women to the background and Feminism will always be alien to both religions.

Fixed!

donmalcolm21:

what? Have I said anything wrong?

coolestchris:
rubbish post meant for garbage

why?

IHate9jerians:
Fixed!

Africa culture made for women to keep silent when Men are talking.


In African Culture a 2month old baby boy wields more power than a Matured woman.



Religion and Culture has relegated women to the background

CuddleMe:
what? Have I said anything wrong?

I don't understand how you feel so comfortable sitting on the fence

donmalcolm21:
Africa culture made for women to keep silent when Men are talking.


In African Culture a 2month old baby boy wields more power than a Matured woman



Religion and Culture has relegated women to the background

Be more specific.What "African culture" does that scenario occur in?The African culture i grew up in,taught me to be self reliant and self sufficient and if you carryout a research on some african and south american societies,you would realize some were matriarchies.There have been so many queens and trendsetting women in our civilisations unfortunately,black africans contact with the foreign religions brought confusion to us till this very day.Look at the OP for example,she talks about feminism yet she had a dp that was sexually provocative a few months ago and she is married to a man who i am sure fends for her and her offsprings survival.Was that how African women of the past were?If you want to go in,go all in and quit dilly-dallying that is my response to all of these Nigerian pseudo feminists

coolestchris:

It's too long and it doesn't bring money to the table

ok.

hello Lalasticlala, I am not desperate but I think it will be cool if many people see this thread via *you know na* lolz.
Good morning.

Feminism.

The feminist themselves are confusing other people. It's just a controversial topic because they tend to shift grounds.

I'm against discrimination in all its evil form. I'm for equal opportunities, any other equality is simply nonsense in a mild form.