Are you a feminist? Or does that word make you uncomfortable? If so, why? Celebrities have been shying away from it...

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Sarah Jessica Parker says she’s a humanist, not a feminist

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Feminist here👌🏻 and there are way too many women who deny feminism but then reap the benefits. As I've said before, it's comparable to white people that deny white privilege but benefit from it.

Thanks feminism for allowing us the right to vote, go to school, hold jobs, and for helping fight the idea that we're just baby farms.

(I support feminism that supports ALL races and genders. Not MISANDRY women>men, and not the racist feminism for white women/men).

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I don't see why you can't be a humanist AND a feminist. She makes it sound mutually exclusive.

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I've said it once, I'll say it again. I am a Womanist, and I support 3rd wave Intersectional Feminism. 
All too often mainstream mentions of feminism are actually what is considered 'White feminism©' and as a WOC that falls under many other umbrellas, that doesn't include me.

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I don't support feminism as it is historically a racist movement.

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I'm a intersectional feminist and I'm not ashamed to identify as such. What I have a problem with is people who identify as feminists but then shame others (mainly women) for not identifying as such too. No one should be forced to identify, and as long as they aren't badmouthing feminism, why do you care if they don't identify as such?

I also have a problem with so many celebrity "feminists". Many exhibit behaviours and opinions associated with white feminism, which is so problematic that I feel they only add to the marginalisation of many of the human population, rather than helping them.

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I don't associate with that term, it's been stained with too much feminine radicalism over the years. I've stumbled across horrible stories that never reached publicity  because the criminals associated with that term. I understand why they didn't want to, but it needed attention and covering stories like that up does nothing to help victims. Just my opinion. I can be for equality with out a name tag.

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I'm a a feminist. I think it's strange for women not to be. Equal rights for all (including but not limited to women)

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I know the history of feminism. I suppose I could label myself as an intersectional feminist but it offends me that that distinction has to exist in the first place.

Furthermore, I find it offensive that so many women are getting preachy and berating other women who are not choosing that label, as if there's no other way to say that you believe all people have inherent worth and deserve equal opportunities. I am EGALITARIAN.

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Absobloominlutely I am.

Are you a feminist? Or does that word make you uncomfortable? If so, why? Celebrities have been shying away from it...

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