Feminism? pt

Question

I have read you comments and I am so impressed by you guys this is amazing. I'm 14 and I worry everyday that radical Feminst, misogynistic men and, misandrists will be the reason  that men and women won't be treated equally. I'm gonna be 18 in 4 years and that's when society becomes huge to me I'm just wondering what it is I can do about it. That was the reason for my last post I'm a part of society but nothing that I see that gose on now a days has ever really effected me personally or my friends and I'm a Black women so ig I'm just lucky but like what can I do.

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Just keep reading and educating yourself. Jezebel and everyday feminism and good intersectional websites. Are there any feminist organisations at your school? Could you start one?

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Just keep reading, stay educated. Feminism is equality for everyone, not just womyn.

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you're fourteen, I'm sure you have social media accounts right? (Twitter,IG,Facebook) follow the official women's march page on twitter and instagram to keep up with issues regarding women. you can keep up with recent campaigns and marches and whatnot. theres also a group called code pink that does a lot of humanitarian work involving women. just bc you can't always necessarily be on the front line fighting for women, doesn't mean you can't educate yourself about the women who currently ARE.....basically girl, start small. start within. you see girls slandering another girl on social media? don't partake in it. no matter how "funny" everyone's trying to be. you have a boy or a man who interrupts you before youve finished speaking, bc what youre saying may not be important to him? Keep speaking, or tell him you weren't finished speaking. support small, female black-owned businesses. many of them are online, almost all of the ones I follow up with and buy from sell hand-made things. a little support goes a long way. little things build strong character. once you get older, you can attend rally's and protests if activism is something you'd like to be apart of. Once you get older you can for real be your own boss.

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I highly recommend the Guilty Feminist podcast. It's super accessible and informative and entertaining.

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At your age I highly suggest volunteering for groups that help women.

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