When I say I'm a feminist, I want to be very clear that this is not what I mean https://twitter.com/baddestmamajama/status/1234226726449766400 …
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I think sexist ideas are baked into our society on a basic level as well. And I think that harms both men and women. Which is exactly why I won’t identify around a movement that implicitly believes in the advancement of one gender. And is opposed to movements for men’s rights.
All the best men's rights stuff I've seen has come from feminists. So-called MRAs seem to just whine about how shit feminists are, I don't see a lot of solutions or push for equality from that corner. Feminists talk about the concrete ways that sexism hurts men
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Feminism DOES emphasize the advancement of women/femmes because frankly we've got the worse deal. Like most movements, it focuses its energy on the group of people most adversely affected. That doesn't translate to an endorsement of inequality
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There’s quite a difference between saying “I know A is important, but we have B which is even more important right now.” And actively protesting people who believe in A. This isn’t an exception, but the rule for feminism.
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This has not been my experience. Have you seen
@Cassie_Jaye ‘s The Red Pill? There are toxic MRA’s who simply hate feminism. But in practice women’s groups don’t fight for paternity rights or equity in low level jobs. And even academics will blame men for their problems. -
Cassie made a propaganda movie funded by Men's Rights Activists that stars one who says "drunk women are begging to be raped" and is the head of a listed hate group. It was produced by one who says "date rape doesn't exist" and was himself charged with rape.
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