Another famous White Australian feminist here likened "women's" (ie White women) domestic labour to slavery. I explained why she was wrong, gave her links on Indigenous and #WOC stats. She doubled down.
A week later she gave a speech on being an "intersectional feminist." 
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Wow. 'Intersectional Feminist' isnt even a thing? Someone else tweeted the other day that intersectionality is a tool for analysis NOT an identity.
Yes. It's about compounding effects of structural inequalities, not identity. Eg.What happens to a Black woman experiencing sexism & racism at work. She'd be forced to choose one or the other issue to bring forward in an industrial dispute, but she experiences both simultaneously
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Absolutely! Progress for WW has been from wife to Master. Progress for BW has been slavery to "indentured servants". Just because they are women and have had to fight for their progress too doesnt entitle them to own our fight. Pfft @ intersectional feminists
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"Intersectional feminist" is a substitute for "I don't want to be seen as racist." A label that seeks absolution for White guilt, without any thought given to race & racism, let alone taking action to meaningful support for Indigenous women & femmes & other WOC & femmes of colourpic.twitter.com/5qPPC8VQYA
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Ughhhhhhhh yesss! Narcissistic feminism maybe more accurate to describe their inflated sense of self, excessive need for attention, aversion to critique, and tendency to do more damage then good.
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