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The radical notion that women are people too.

Feminism: the right to vote, work, study, own property, have freedom of movement, be free of sexual harassment - for ALL adults.

By A. Eron

1. The radical idea that women are people. 2. A social movement created by those who believe that women are people. 3. Something a women is accused of believing in if she does or says anything that implies she believes she is a person. (Often incorrectly mistaken with misandry and lesbianism)

1) Someone who does not agree with feminism by default agrees with sexism. (Denying gender equality is the same as saying one or the other gender is superior.) 2) Historians have identified three distinct waves of Feminism. 3) See almost every other definition of feminism or feminist listed here.

By Just thought you should know.

1. The practice and/or idea that women and men are equal.

Mary shrugged off the stereotype of the man-hating feminist and embraced FEMINISM when she realized that it could potentially help her receive higher pay at work and aid her in countless other areas of her life.

By functionjunction

Feminism is the movement of women that attempts to break down the barriers of gender inequality. It is thought to have began in the late 19th century with the womens campaign for the vote. It began to pick up steam in the again in the sixties with the arival of the pill but began to fizzle out in the 90s. It is now largely regarded (particularly by ignorant skinheaded men) as obselete. "Ya vote, ya work, Wha' ya monin' 'bout ya freaky lesbo" is the general thought among this crowd. True women can vote but that is hardly the surface of gender inequality. Women CAN work but are also expected to look after the kids and do the housework. Equal? I don't think so. Women are also statistically paid less for doing the same jobs as men and hold relatively few high powered jobs compared to men. Sure women have made progress but there are still major inequalties in society that need to be solved. "Why do I care?" I hear those of you who are male say. Well, you have mothers, sisters, wives etc. Wouldnt you be furious if they were disadvantaged because they were black or gay or disabled? Of course you would! So why is it ok for this to happen to your family because they are women? You do not have to hate men or burn bras or be a lesbian to be a feminist. You just have to believe in equality. Feminists (including men) kick ass!

Supporter of feminism: I demand equal pay for my sister! Skinhead boss: I dont like bra burning lesbians.

By Boylio

A once political movement which helped women get equal rights in social, economic and political stances , now used as an excuse for man- hating, and over all acting like an imbecile. Recently it has been called "intersectional feminism" meaning it covers the rights of all races, genders, religions and sexual orientation. Sounds great, but it does nothing but promote "white-guilt", shaming of cisgender and/or heterosexual people, worshipping obesity and entertaining the idea of a "patriarchy". Many if not all feminists use the "wage gap" and the "pink tax" as reasons as to why feminism is needed. If it is not those two it is "white male privilege", "rape culture", or "cultural appropriation", and all the things I've named have one definitive thing in common, they don't exist. Feminism has paired up with movements such as BLM /aka, "we'll commit violence to prove POC aren't violent!"/, Body positivity, which honestly wouldn't be a bad movement if it didn't promote obesity, And Islam, which is a religion which, at its core, shames and punishes homosexuals, and women with death amongst other horrible things. When in an argument with a feminist many if not all will scream "racism", "sexism", "homophobia", "Islamophobia" and "Trump supporter" to shut you up, or bring up events which have not happened in decades to attempt to prove their point, ie. black slavery. Feminism has also sparked movements such as the "meninists" or "MGTOW" which only prove how ridiculous feminists are.

In short Feminism is no longer needed

By Just a Potato, a kawaii potato