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Everyday Feminism (Original Post) libodem Nov 2014 OP
Thanks for the link Cassidy1 May 2015 #1
Glad you found it interesting libodem May 2015 #2
Agreed Jack N Aug 2015 #3
That's nice you see both sides libodem Aug 2015 #4
 

Cassidy1

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1. Thanks for the link
Sat May 16, 2015, 10:15 PM
May 2015

The article said: "Feminism aims for gender equality within a currently patriarchal society."

I think this is so true. Sometimes it is embarrassing to be a guy considering all the privilege we have. You really can't claim equality unless everyone is equal. The first obvious change would be the pay gap. Another thing would just have more men staying at home and legally implementing that with companies.

Jack N

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3. Agreed
Wed Aug 19, 2015, 11:23 PM
Aug 2015

I hate how men make jokes about feminism and always think that they are better than women. I'm a boy but consider myself a feminist. I've personally always liked hanging around girls more than boys. I want Hilary to be elected to show all men and women that gender shouldn't slow you down.

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