What is true feminism today?

Today we recognize that true feminism is the true equality of both sexes, without it being limited or restricted. And we actually have more young men and young women growing up today that have been raised in more feminist households, where men and women do a share of work in the house.

Is Feminism about equality for both genders?

True Feminism Is About Equality for Both Genders. There’s still not true equality and there’s still true job segregation. But in that context, there was a time in the late 60’s and early 70’s when the term feminism started growing and when and the Ms. Foundation started that there was a true segregation.

Does Feminism care about men and children?

A gift that hurts men, hurts children, and ultimately hurts the women feminists purport to be protecting as damaged children struggle to find their path in life without their Dads. Feminism doesn’t care about men, children, or even women.

Are women really equal?

Women, feminists argued, are equal, except when they are special and then equal doesn’t count and is unfair and won’t everyone please remember that men suck? In 2001, feminists refused to even sit at the table with men to discuss men and women sharing, equally, the responsibilities and decisions involved in parenting.

What are the objectives of feminism?

Interestingly, the objective of it is to achieve equality between men and women, to liberate women so as to provide them with the social, political, and economic rights same as that of men. But the question is — would achieving the objectives of feminism be enough? We want equality, yes, but is it limited to the equality of Men and Women?

Should feminism benefit everyone or just men?

In truth, not only should feminism benefit everyone, as it works to dismantle all systems of oppression, but it shouldn’t be based on this binary gender thinking in the first place. Not only men and women exist, and they’re not opposites in a binary.