Feminism without Intersectionality is misogyny, pure and simple. If you are not including all women, including those who are disabled, or sex workers, or elderly, or trans, or non-binary, or those any shade darker than marshmallow, you aren’t fighting for women. You are fighting for patriarchy. You are fighting for dehumanizing other wom…
Feminism without Intersectionality is misogyny, pure and simple. If you are not including all women, including those who are disabled, or sex workers, or elderly, or trans, or non-binary, or those any shade darker than marshmallow, you aren’t fighting for women. You are fighting for patriarchy. You are fighting for dehumanizing other women. You are fighting for those women to be victimized, fetishized, infantilized, etc. When the most marginalized get rights, everybody’s standing improves. So many people forget that if rights can be taken from one person or group, they can be taken from everybody.
Feminism without Intersectionality is misogyny, pure and simple. If you are not including all women, including those who are disabled, or sex workers, or elderly, or trans, or non-binary, or those any shade darker than marshmallow, you aren’t fighting for women. You are fighting for patriarchy. You are fighting for dehumanizing other women. You are fighting for those women to be victimized, fetishized, infantilized, etc. When the most marginalized get rights, everybody’s standing improves. So many people forget that if rights can be taken from one person or group, they can be taken from everybody.