abortion

alien

anger

battle of the sexes

be yourself

Bible

body piercing

bumper sticker

Cardi B

cleaning

depression

empowerment

equality

feminism

feminist

Frankenstein

gender

gender norm

gender pay gap

girl power

horror film

housework

husband

hypocrisy

independence

judging

Jurassic Park

magazine

mannequin

mansplaining

MeToo

misogynist

misogyny

mysogeny

name

naming

NASA

patriarchy

persecution

rage

respect

review

role model

sadness

safety

science

science fiction

self-respect

sexism

sexual harassment

Star Wars

vagina

wokeism

woman

women

women's rights

women's studies

working out

is about friends and sisters and community.

feminism is about friends and sisters and community'

is projects involving the remaking of women.

the wide range of projects that have or had as an explicit goal or necessary foundation the remaking of women (Abu-Lughod 1998: 23) . Abu-Lughod. 1998. Remaking Women

A feminist is any woman who tells the truth about her life

is about women becoming the men they wanted to marry.

Some of us are becoming the men we wanted to marry.

is a tool everyone should have, right next to the dildo.

is a movement aiming to liberate both sexes from the patriarchy-created 'strait-jacket of gender'.

She believes that gender is a social and historical construct (i.e., man-created) that is neither natural nor essential, and that one of the chief goals of feminism is to liberate both sexes from the patriarchy-created 'strait-jacket of gender' (net)

 aims to bring an end to something that some do not recognize as existing.

When you become a feminist, you find out very quickly: what you aim to bring to an end some do not recognize as existing. (5-6)

is a movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation and oppression.

She is frequently cited by feminist[who'] as having provided the best solution to the difficulty of defining something as diverse as 'feminism', addressing the problem that if feminism can mean everything, it means nothing. She asserts an answer to the question 'what is feminism'' that she says is 'rooted in neither fear nor fantasy. . . 'Feminism is a movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation and oppression''.[7]

trivia

Beyoncé

bell hooks

doll

Eleanor Roosevelt

First Lady

E. Roosevelt Little Thinker

Little Thinker

cultural feminism

cyberfeminism

ecofeminism

equity feminism

feminist anti-militarism

feminist post-structuralism

gaga feminism

liberal feminism

libertarian feminism

material feminism

passive feminism

postfeminism

power feminism

radical feminism

second-wave feminism

socialist feminism

third-space feminism

third-wave feminism

victim feminism

womanism

Abu-Lughod, Lila

Addams, Jane

Agarwal, Bina

Ahmed, Leila

Ahmed, Sara

Alcoff, Linda Martín

Allende, Isabel

Amadiume, Ifi

Anthony, Susan B.

Anzaldúa, Gloria

Astell, Mary

Bailey, Moya

Bambara, Toni Cade

Barlas, Asma

Barre, François Poulain de la

Bartky, Sandra Lee

Beal, Frances M.

Beauvoir, Simone de

Benhabib, Seyla

Benjamin, Jessica

Benjamin, Ruha

Berlant, Lauren

Bornstein, Kate

Braidotti, Rosi

Brake, Elizabeth

brown, adrienne maree

Brown, Rita Mae

Brownmiller, Susan

Butler, Judith

Carby, Hazel

Castellanos, Rosario

Child, Lydia Maria

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Chodorow, Nancy

Cixous, Helene

Clement, Catherine

Cleyre, Voltairine de

Collins, Patricia Hill

Cooper, Anna Julia

Cooper, Brittney

Costa, Mariarosa Dalla

Cottom, Tressie McMillan

Crenshaw, Kimberle

Curiel, Ochy

Cusicanqui, Silvia Rivera

Daly, Mary

Davis, Angela

De Lauretis, Teresa

Deer, Sarah

Dobkin, Alix

Dworkin, Andrea

Eltahawy, Mona

Farrell, Warren

Fausto-Sterling, Anne

Federici, Silvia

Fine, Cordelia

Firestone, Shulamith

Flax, Jane

Fox, Evelyn

Fraser, Nancy

Fricker, Miranda

Friedan, Betty

Frye, Marilyn

Fuller, Margaret

Gage, Matilda Joslyn

Gago, Verónica

Gay, Roxane

Gilligan, Carol

Gilman, Charlotte

Gilman, Charlotte Perkins

Goldman, Emma

Gouges, Olympe de

Greer, Germaine

Grimké, Angelina

Grimké, Sarah

Grosz, Elizabeth

Halberstam, Jack

Hansberry, Lorraine

Haraway, Donna

Haslanger, Sally

Held, Virginia

Hochschild, Arlie Russell

hooks, bell

Horney, Karen

Hossain, Rokeya Sakhawat

Irigaray, Luce

Jaggar, Alison

James, Selma

Jin, Qiu

Jong, Erica

Jordan, June

Keller, Evelyn Fox

Kendall, Mikki

Kittay, Eva Feder

Kollontai, Aleksandra

Koyama, Emi

Kristeva, Julia

Levy, Ariel

Lewis, Sophie

Longino, Helen

Morse, Jennifer

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