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History of Feminism

boston bean

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2. The denial of the power structure, feminists call the patriarchy,

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Thu Dec 12, 2013, 02:46 PM

Dec 2013

is the number one tell that you are speaking with an MRA.

It's truly is like talking to someone who denies institutional racism. It is one in the same.

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How So-Called “Men’s Rights Activists” Make Actual Work On Behalf Of Men Harder [View all] ismnotwasm Dec 2013 OP

k&r in agreement. Little Star Dec 2013 #1

The denial of the power structure, feminists call the patriarchy, boston bean Dec 2013 #2

and denying rape culture. nt geek tragedy Dec 2013 #4

"It's truly is like talking to someone who denies institutional racism." redqueen Dec 2013 #6

Exactly. ismnotwasm Dec 2013 #7

they're anti-feminism, anti-women activists, not men's rights advocates geek tragedy Dec 2013 #3

"... issues that are important, but represent to MRAs one thing and one thing only: redqueen Dec 2013 #5

I like this paragraph ismnotwasm Dec 2013 #8

They care far more about "getting back at" women than helping men. That's it right there. nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #9