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2	When feminist talks to me that feminism is all about equality, what should I say? I'd love to discuss this. I am very interested, but it's gonna have to wait a few hours cause I have to do some life things, but tomorrow I will reply.	/r/MensRights	12/05/19 01:51 AM
1	When feminist talks to me that feminism is all about equality, what should I say? Oh yeah I watched that one famous documentary on all that and tons of other things on the internet and I think a lot is because we have these archaic ideas stemming from the puritan thinking and the Romans and the catholic church and dark ages. Like men being more likely to die from suicide or drug use etc. A lot stemming from a oppressive gender roles and pressure to be tough, even when it's stupid. I like to look at cultures that tended to be more nuanced in regard to gender thought and from w…	/r/MensRights	12/05/19 01:49 AM
2	When feminist talks to me that feminism is all about equality, what should I say? I don't really have a specific feminist theory I follow religiously. I have a few women who have been feminist or critiqued gender in regards to its effects under a male dominant society. Like; Audre Lorde or Simone de Beauvoir. I can't speak on the corruption in all feminist groups, cause I tend to not be apart of any specific female empowerment only political groups. I've been an activist in my early 20s but I was more concerned with worker rights and still think that's a more pressing issue a…	/r/MensRights	12/05/19 01:37 AM
2	When feminist talks to me that feminism is all about equality, what should I say? This doesn't really help you with how to answer but maybe some insight into what some people who find feminist thought as useful might think	/r/MensRights	11/05/19 04:03 PM
1	When feminist talks to me that feminism is all about equality, what should I say? I'm a feminist and my mother was and is too, but I don't hate men at all. I definitely don't want my dad or brother to be harmed or anything close to that. All the men in my life support feminism at a base level. I never got into radical feminism, just was very aware of the the disproportionate representation of women in science fields/studies, gender stereotypes that harm all genders but unfortunately were a result of male dominate extremisism over hundreds of years, lack of political represent…	/r/MensRights	11/05/19 03:59 PM

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