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The Feminist Agenda Is Not About Equal Video

Mary Wollstonecraft statue is a step backward for the Feminist movement

It is not exactly hard work being a liberal feminist. Nothing has to change, no challenge to the status quo is necessary and men do not need to be admonished.

In other words, things stay the same and the quest for individual enlightenment and liberation becomes key. Women had little or no say over whether or not they married or had children, or even about sexual practice and here. Feminism created a landscape in which women Abut, to an extent, exercise choice.

Ask yourself this: if it was legal for women to walk around topless in the same way it is for men, would you do it? Would you choose to walk around in public naked from the waist up on a hot day? Or sit topless in the park, would you go into the shops to buy groceries topless? If not, why not? In fact, walking around topless is legal for women in New York City but nobody does it.

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FTN was started by filmmaker Lina Esco in to highlight the Ia that men do not get hassled when appearing topless in public but women are not afforded the same freedom to do so. Notions of choice and equality underpin liberal feminism, which results in appalling ignorance when it comes to the material and lived reality of women and girls. Apparently it is transphobic to suggest that vaginas are exclusively female. But what one thing do these submissive practices all have in common?

They are all performed to please men. And all supported by liberal feminists. To take a contemporary example: the statue of Mary Wollstonecraft, recently erected in London, which depicts a naked woman seemingly on top of lots of writhing naked bodies.]