Jeremy Stangroom

I need to be immersed in feminism, because feminism is anti-fascism. Both sides of this debate represent from my perspective different faces of feminism. I need to be acquainted with both, and both are useful for my work, but deciding between them is not my primary issue.

...of the subjugation and exploitation of women. This is why I cannot agree with what one might call “liberal feminism”.

From the standpoint of second wave feminism, it's a fairly easy argument to make that third wave feminism does the work of patriarchy through its fetisization of agency.

Right. From the standpoint of second wave feminism, though. In How Propaganda Works, I was informed by second wave feminism, and not sufficiently by third wave feminism, and got hammered for it.

Yeah, it was never going to end well, this not taking sides lark!

I have been on both sides of the debate, and therefore think it's complex.