Let's face it – the word “feminism” still causes reactions. For some, it is associated with struggle, for others – with radicalism, and for others it seems like something that is no longer needed today. Sometimes I even hear: “I am for equal rights, but I am not a feminist.” And every time I want to ask: what is the fundamental difference between these two things?
Let's face it – the word “feminism” still causes reactions. For some, it is associated with struggle, for others – with radicalism, and for others it seems like something that is no longer needed today. Sometimes I even hear: “I am for equal rights, but I am not a feminist.” And every time I want to ask: what is the fundamental difference between these two things?