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Boring old women, going on about parenting, can't even discuss feminism in the right place :rolleyes:

Might be a bit of reluctance for men on here to start feminism related threads tbh.

No surprises here, this is the traits in that stupid test lined up according to masculinity & feminity.

Umm. Not sure you get to speak for all of us. You are entitled to your own views of course, but my feminism is inclusive of my trans sisters, and when I talk, and have talked about feminism, it is from a position of inclusivity.

That's very true, but here's the problem with that as a 'Feminism for all women' thing - Feminism (in the career sense) has undoubtedly worked (to whatever degree you might think) for middle class women, but if it's only really worked for middle class women, and had little impact for working...

i don't understand. I'm a woman. I am a feminist. I support trans people. What are you scared of?

hence the need for the Feminism and the silencing of women thread

I certainly think there needs to be discussions early on about gender roles. Never thought about teaching feminism - it would be a hard thing to get on the curriculum unfortunately as no one would be able to agree on what sort of feminism to teach! But I'd say discuss roles, I'd say teach...

If feminism were to be taught at schools it'd be a completely tame, recuperated version with no challenge to capitalism in it.

Didn't somebody find the threads? :confused:

These are assumptions and that is all. I came here to find feminists and those interested in feminism. I'm sorry the tran debate has ruined friendships and caused a schism on these boards and I would rather stay out of it.

I am sure there are people on the GC camp who view trans people in a way that I personally think is transphobic, case in point, someone called Miranda Yardley who appeared on a debate about this on these boards nearly a decade ago. She is a transwoman who argued then (and this is from memory so...

Thanks campanula agree with all you say, you put it well. Yes I recall going on RECLAIM THE NIGHT MARCHES in the early 80s - after the police told women to stay home when the 'yorkshire ripper' was at large. I was furious. Why was I told to stay home when I wasn't the dangerous one? Really angry...

...on UBI here. FWIW I'm on the highly sceptical side. Also in case you are interested a bunch of older threads (in some cases very old) on feminism. Oldy from 2002 but probably one of the best. Should men describe themselves as feminists, if they are supportive of feminism? (relatively...

Maybe a few of us should bugger off over there and continue the discussion killer b has the beginnings of, because yeah - that's a talk I'd like to have. (also, bugger off used in a friendly context here and not an aggressive one, just to be clear :D)

Sneaky feminism card played by the Germans there... Sneaky £5 for me at 200/1

...show that I believe there is inequality in the work place and home. It was my understanding that he was taking particular interest in why feminism (mine?!) appears to have focussed on violence against women. It is the oppression of women because of their reproductive capacity that underpins...

...Offill 12. Palace Walk - Naguib Mahfouz 13. The Existentialist Cafe - Sarah Blackwell 14. Growth of the Soil - Knut Hamsun 15. The Sheltering Sky - Paul Bowles 16. Racecraft - Karen and Barbara Fields 17. Feminism, Interuppted - Lola Olufemi 18. Algiers, Third World Capital - Elaine Mokhtefi

Feminism for the 99% also got alluded to by someone on one of the other threads, but you wouldn't have noticed without following the link. I've not read it yet, but was really impressed by a talk one of the authors Tithi Bhattacharya gave last year.