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cinnabonbon

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11. I know! I've noticed the very same thing.

Reply to redqueen (Reply #10)

Sat Jan 18, 2014, 02:32 PM

Jan 2014

Because circ is damaging, so I did some reading up on it. And what do you know, feminists got why it was a bad thing and other didn't. I'd love to see men take charge of this and be the voice against circ, but I haven't seen that much of it so far.

So when it's brought up in a conversation about feminism, I start to wonder if it's a derailing tactic instead of an honest question.

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Misogyny 101 [View all] ismnotwasm Jan 2014 OP

ugh. Deep13 Jan 2014 #1

that was a great read, thanks. BlancheSplanchnik Jan 2014 #2

It's also impossible to tell those guys what they are and what they're doing Warpy Jan 2014 #3

Super familiar :( cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #4

It is stunning to me that there is a subset of men who are determined to blame women for problems Squinch Jan 2014 #5

Men like Jackson Katz are trying. But they are facing incredible pushback. redqueen Jan 2014 #7

this honestly baffled me when I see it: cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #9

And when I have tried to raise awareness of how damaging and unnecessary circumcision is? redqueen Jan 2014 #10

I know! I've noticed the very same thing. cinnabonbon Jan 2014 #11

I just assume it's a derailing tactic. redqueen Jan 2014 #12

^That. That's what always comes to mind. Squinch Jan 2014 #13

For some reason this video came to mind. redqueen Jan 2014 #14

Exactly! Squinch Jan 2014 #15

ugh. Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #6

I don't like that she labels chauvinism as separate from misogyny. redqueen Jan 2014 #8

I was wondering about that, too. Thank you for explaining chauvinism/misoygny. Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #16

I agree ismnotwasm Jan 2014 #17