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Originally Posted by DSTCHAOS
That's not what it means, though.
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:light bulb: hey babypink, how bout you readjust that definition for us at the end of the semester sweets?
i dont know why women (or men) are afraid to identify with feminism. anyone who has some college education should know that feminism is not all the non-shaven, man-hating, equal-rights-wanting nonsense one thinks it is. and like sistergreek DSTCHAOS said, there are different waves of feminism that may or may not fit to your "i'm NOT a feminism" attitude.
to quote one of my professors (who considered herself feminist and womanist) re: feminism:
"when i realized that my opinion mattered, people were willing to listen to my opinion, and was no longer afraid to share it, that's when i knew i was a feminist, and furthermore a woman." think about that when you say "my opinion is just my opinion."
i know, i digress, but such is the state of GC these days. carry on.