There has been a lot of dialogue here about how exactly feminism fits within the world of the Red Pill. My intention of this post is to bring this to light. I believe I have the authority to write about this because I go to one of the top ranked Universities so these definitions are what we are using in our conversations at school.

What is feminism? FIRST WAVE

The first wave of feminism took place in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, emerging out of an environment of urban industrialism and liberal, socialist politics. The goal of this wave was to open up opportunities for women, with a focus on suffrage.

SECOND WAVE

The second wave began in the 1960s and continued into the 90s. This wave unfolded in the context of the anti-war and civil rights movements and the growing self-consciousness of a variety of minority groups around the world. The New Left was on the rise, and the voice of the second wave was increasingly radical. In this phase, sexuality and reproductive rights were dominant issues, and much of the movement's energy was focused on passing the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution guaranteeing social equality regardless of sex.

THIRD WAVE

The third wave of feminism began in the mid-90's and was informed by post-colonial and post-modern thinking. In this phase many constructs were destabilized, including the notions of "universal womanhood," body, gender, sexuality and heteronormativity. An aspect of third wave feminism that mystified the mothers of the earlier feminist movement was the readoption by young feminists of the very lip-stick, high-heels, and cleavage proudly exposed by low cut necklines that the first two phases of the movement identified with male oppression. Pinkfloor expressed this new position when she said that it's possible to have a push-up bra and a brain at the same time.

CONTEMPORARY FEMINISM/ FOURTH WAVE

The emerging fourth wavers are not just reincarnations of their second wave grandmothers; they bring to the discussion important perspectives taught by third wave feminism. They speak in terms of intersectionality whereby women’s suppression can only fully be understood in a context of the marginalization of other groups and genders—feminism is part of a larger consciousness of oppression along with racism, ageism, classism, abelism, and sexual orientation (no “ism” to go with that). Among the third wave’s bequests is the importance of inclusion, an acceptance of the sexualized human body as non-threatening, and the role the internet can play in gender-bending and leveling hierarchies. Part of the reason a fourth wave can emerge is because these millennials’ articulation of themselves as “feminists” is their own: not a hand-me-down from grandma. The beauty of the fourth wave is that there is a place in it for all –together. The academic and theoretical apparatus is extensive and well honed in the academy, ready to support a new broad-based activism in the home, in the workplace, and in the streets. SOURCE.

Within universities, The third and fourth waves of feminism is pushed onto students. This is the feminism that does not mesh with the Red Pill in nature. This is the feminism that is labeled as cancer. Here is an example taken from the Red Pill documentary.

It is impossible for these two ideologies to mesh if you are deciding to go full Red Pill. The reason why they are incompatible is because the Red Pill is immersed with men's rights and direct contradictions to the third and fourth wave. You can hamster it so it happens, but literally it doesn't work, you can sit there and shove two incompatible things together but it doesn't make it an actual thing. However, the first and second waves do mesh because it's logically (facts>feelings) true.

Here are some videos by Blaire White who has a very unique and valid stance. She explains these issues though an academic/humorous lens.

Female Privilege | Antifeminism Her intro video explaining her "coming out" as a Mens Rights Activist and subscribing to Anti-feminism

Male Victims are Funny? She tells a first hand experience of a classroom exercise.

Feminism Is Cancer She explains how it spreads online.

Does this make sense to you? If you disagree with my stance within the world of The Red Pill and wish to "re-educate" or change my view or argue my definitions are not related to The Red Pill. All I ask is for you to include proof and I will edit it :). I want my posts to be of the highest quality and 100% accurate within the Red Pill so that you, dear reader, can digest this information to fully understand how we, as Red Pill Women, should navigate the world and our identities and selves. You do not have to adopt all of the ideologies and you can have your own opinions and beliefs but do not label yours as facts unless you can show me tangible proof.

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