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Feminism can be divided into two categories:
1.	Human rights feminism. This is feminism which advocates for equal rights and opportunities to be available to women in the law and [government]. This is [based] upon the basic right that no [one] deserves to be unfairly treated by the courts or lose their personal rights. It defends the rights to property, voting, and civil liberties. This type of feminism occurred in America in the 1900s and was one of the more mainstream feminism ideologies in the 60s 70s but has since given way to more modern forms of feminism in America, although it is beginning to occur in many theocracies.
2.	Modern feminism. This is the radically politically correct form of feminism. It encourages the idea that both the male and [female] [gender] are either equal (or can be equal) in every possible way or the [female] [gender] is inherently superior. Many modern feminists argue that women are more intelligent than men, ignoring factual and scientific evidence. They ignore the fact that the female brain is considerably smaller than the male’s in both volume, weight, and brain cell content. They also “overlook” the fact that there have been no great [female] artists and few great [female] scientists. They use a “[one] or two” approach in PC rallies, using the few great female scientists such as Elizabeth Blackwell and small time artists as poster girls for their cause of female superiority. They ignore the larger ratio of male scientists and artists and brand their opponents as sexists (the politicians with the fundamentalists). 
Modern feminism also encourages the idea that loose women should be as respectable and admirable as womanizers. They attempt to back this idea and stifle their insecurities by claiming the female [orgasm] is superior to the male’s. Despite these claims, scientific and societal evidence has proved otherwise, as women do not [orgasm] as often as males nor is their [orgasm] as fulfilling as the male’s, as proven by polls and pop culture and that women have traditionally been the providers of the pleasure in intercourse and men the receivers (as proven by 5000 years of culture and 500 million years of evolution). It is overall degrading to women because its PC approach advocates a positive handicap for women in careers and society, and that women should act unnaturally and attempt to completely ignore their instincts. While human rights feminism is [based] upon factual evidence, modern feminism is [based] upon bigotry and “literature.”

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