I made this list some time ago, with the (admittedly rather arbitrary) criterium that someone roughly agreeing with at least 10 points is a feminist, while other people are not. Personally I agree with zero of them, but it is everybody's freedom to think otherwise. Does it make sense? Are there points I've forgotten?

(I put the Dutch version through Google translate and it's amazing how good the result was; hardly anything to adjust. Sometimes I earn part of my living by translating; good thing I'll be retired in a few years, because this technology advances frighteningly quick.)

- We live in a male-dominated society, also called "patriarchy," which is constructed to empower and benefit men;

- For example, the difference in earnings between men and women is almost entirely the result of sexism, the systematic discrimination against women;

- Another nasty part of patriarchy is “rape culture", the tendency to condone, if not encourage, sexual violence and harassment by men against women;

- Men are sexually allowed much more than women, are even admired a bit for their escapades, while women can only count on slut-shaming;

- In the lion's share of other areas of society, from health care to film roles, disproportionate attention to the well-being of men, and role-affirming practices that are detrimental to women, are commonplace;

- Until there is a 50/50 balance between men and women in all important, desirable positions in society, be they ministerial posts or awards for artists, this inequality is evidence of the continuing patriarchy;

- Average biological differences in predisposition between men and women are absent, irrelevant or must and can be overcome;

- This also means that traditional role behavior in children must be actively combated, because it is usually not a free choice, but learned;

- In the last half-century, women have had to fight hard for all the changes in their position against this patriarchy, which saw these developments happen reluctantly;

- Violence perpetrated by men, including against themselves and each other, is the result of toxic masculinity, a wrong way of dealing with emotions that is taught to men on a large scale;

- Domestic violence can almost entirely be seen as the result of patriarchal relationships and toxic masculinity;

- Not only should everybody be pro-choice, but pro-life is nothing more than just another expression of misogyny;

- Men get the long end of the stick in almost all respects, their problems are negligible compared to those of women;

- If men already experience structural problems, it is not because of women (let alone feminists!) but because of that same patriarchy that they themselves have created, but which also works against them, especially because it doesn't allow them to express their feelings;

- Even if this article makes sense or is legitimate, it really shouldn't have been written by a man.

Tell me what you think about this list, but anyway, feel free to steal (and adapt) it if you like it!