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This is why we should stop shaming women for patriarchal conditioning
This is why we should stop shaming women for patriarchal conditioning Admit it: we were all ‘pickmes’ once Pinterest Threads Instagram Image by: Freepik We love to talk about how men behave in a patriarchal society and how their hatred of women runs deep, but women are just as susceptible to that same conditioning. We
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White women anti-racist? Not without rejecting beauty
White women anti-racist? Not without rejecting the power of beauty In order to be an ‘ally’, we have to be willing to be ‘ugly’ Pinterest Threads Instagram Image by: Freepik Can white women actually be anti-racist? I’ve wondered that a lot myself. As a white woman who always questions her own complicity, I know I’ve
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The problem with the feminist man
The feminist man is widely celebrated and doesn’t have to be problematic. But most modern online displays of man feminism can be problematic. This is the problem with the feminist man.
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Acceptable misogyny: the risky line between good criticism and sexism
Acceptable misogyny: the hatred of women just because they have done something wrong and they ‘deserve’ it. We all participate in it yet only a few of us actually know how to recognize it. Time to look at this phenomenon and unpack it a little.
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