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4th wave feminism?
submitted 10 months ago by Chipit from files.catbox.moe
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[–]Clownfall 4 insightful - 1 fun4 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 0 fun5 insightful - 1 fun - 10 months ago* (0 children)
TERFs have impressed me, to be honest, and I've listened to a whole lot of 'gender wars' debate (mostly UK focused). They've seen cancel culture up close, they've learned how toxic identity politics can be, they're making real sacrifices to fight for free speech, reality, and a much more reasonable form of feminism. They're capable of humor, too, something you'd never get from third-wave perpetually-offended SJWs.
While their movement is fairly small, I get the impression that they're doing a better job at resisting wokeness than 'the right', as it's so much harder to write off a group of middle-aged feminists as 'hateful' than a group of angry men.
What does wind me up though, is seeing some TERFs reject gender identity ideology but still clinging to other aspects of wokeness (particularly around race), ignoring the fact that the exact same tactics of toxic woke activism is at the core of both - victimhood-as-currency, redefining language, treating criticism as hate, normalising violent activism, etc.
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