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Feminism has a diversion of meanings A long time ago it was meant for the rights of women, being able to vote and the ability to own land. Very quickly, though, once the rights were gained, the feminists went to getting against using masculine pronouns to tell about a group of people that could be male or female. Those 2 were very good examples of feminism. Though then, feminism started becoming something different. Instead of changing "he" to "them" or alike, it was then turned into "she". Alot of feminism was then women opposing men, women deciding that they were superior to males and they were better and more perfect in many ways. Neither is true. Women=Humans and Men=Humans. Neither have a superiority to eachother.

From the start, it was going against sexism. Now, most feminism is becoming sexism itself. Real feminism includes both men and women, also including myself. I believe that men and women are equal and should not be subject to sexual descrimination. Many of the definitions on here you may see is greatly biased, as the people for feminism only focus on the good; the thought that feminism is against all types of stereotype "ism's", and the people against, only focus on examples like Germaine Greer who is by far a fake and sexist feminist, who denounces all men to be subhuman, inferiors and rapists.

Feminism in general is a great view of humanity in my opinion, but many hurt the philosophie's reputation by turning the good

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