I think the narrative here is fundamentally weaker. There is a central character (“woman”) and an energy (which shows up as takedowns of specific men, like Weinstein, or institutions), but no overall plot. The Tea Party had a story (constitutional originalism initially).
Here’s an example of the kind of thinking that I think is missing in the current feminist narrative.https://srconstantin.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/hoe-cultures-a-type-of-non-patriarchal-society/ …
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That was interesting. But the key point ("if we buy time instead of money with productivity gains, women could easily be economically independent") isn't new.
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This is not to knock thought pieces, but the needle moves slowly, if at all, despite all the thought pieces from all the waves of feminism. I think this is a side venture, albeit an important one. The goals are clear, let's get to those first.
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