So in a few parts of r/everyday misandry I have used the term I call "Bourgeois Pseudofeminism" in this space I want to clearly define it and get some people's thoughts and see if anyone else notices this pattern. I call it "Bourgeois Pseudofeminism" because it just so happens that some misandrists don't investigate issues like colonialism or classism which do have a huge impact on gender and the oppressive roles forced onto both men and women. I believe that true feminism is about seeking for equality, and properly investigates the roots of the patriarchy to make a better world for men, women, and everyone in between. Aside from having class interests contrary to the populace, and upholding colonialist powers, in my experience a lot of misandrists spaces tend to lead people into TERF pipelines, as well as other alt-right ideologies. It makes me wonder if misandrists aren't really that different from the fascists you find on 4chan or Nick Fuentes's groypers. Could they be fascists, or agents of the bourgeoisie masquerading as feminists to appear progressive to collect clout or money? In MUDRAT's song "You don't care about poor people" in verse two he introduces a character he calls Becky, and I think this Becky is the perfect representation or embodiment of Bourgeois Pseudofeminism. So here's the lyrics, "Lil Becky's on the prowl, she's a little lit She's got a new tooth gem with her naarmcore fit She loves afro beats and some reggaeton But she'll say the N-word when she sings along

Of course she's shared a post about Invasion Day But skipped the rally to go get pissed with her mates 'And as a feminist I'm aware of my privilege But for coloured folk, nah I've never lifted a finger tip'

Peace & love, emblematic, racking speed, esoteric Partying with poor friends, wear 'em like an aesthetic Two sides, genocides, never speak on Palestine Never wrong, ever right, but never tell her that she's white

It's a cruel world Becky half can see But is blinded to the way that she's part of the scheme For white supremacy includes all the women and femmes Who won't understand the world when it's not about them" -Verse 2 of "You Don't Care About Poor People" by MUDRAT (Btw check him out) I know this post is a long one, but anyone have a similar hunch or some literature I can read on this trend?