Thursday 15th October 2009
Ally of the women-folk
I think I just thought up a much better identification for myself than “feminist”.
I’ll just be over in my corner wondering how to stop myself from inserting myself into these conversations.
Isn’t pro-feminist the usual term? Or perhaps that applies to other contexts.
What does a pro-feminist/ally of the women-folk man-person do when he meets a woman who says she’s not a feminist/doesn’t agree with feminism/doesn’t like feminists? It’s difficult to shut up and listen, which is indeed my usual approach on matters feminist, but being a man preaching feminism to a woman makes me nervous in my testicles.
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I understand your nomenclatural quandary now. Feminism seems regularly to present me personally with the Socratic...
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sexartandpolitics, you are good people.
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Well I’ve got serious issues with the way Feminism (TM) fails some (many) women. As a white man, referring to myself as...
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Isn’t pro-feminist the usual term? Or perhaps that applies to other contexts. What does a pro-feminist/ally of the...
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