Feminism, is it for black people
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SeaSnake
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Knock_Twice
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The sea nigga wanna say, if Girl At 22 becomes a Math Teacher at X school she will get 10 dollars less than Boy at 22 who is a Math Teacher at the same school just because she is a woman
That's what he wanna say
That's what he wanna say
SeaSnake
OG
And you wanna say women always had it easy and just complaining about nothing. Goofy shit
Knock_Twice
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If a black HS girl works at Burger King, will she get paid less than the black male who gets hired with her doing the same job?
At the sea nigga??
Answer that.
At the sea nigga??
Answer that.
Knock_Twice
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Black women did not need no dayum feminism goofy.
Not in 1865 -1940. They werent even included in the 1st wave
Did you know that??
Black women needed protection from white women and white men dummy. Not no dayum feminism
Knock_Twice
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If a black man coming out of college gets a job as a professor teaching at LSU and a black woman gets the same job at LSU in the cafeteria, she will be paid less
What areas is inequality pay seen?
What areas is inequality pay seen?
Knock_Twice
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Feminism
2nd wave, did it help or hurt the black family.??
1st wave didn't do shit for black women, you can say it implemented the 19th amendment but black women as I posted the article was not still able to vote
So we have one wave of feminism that wasn't shit.
Let's break down this 2nd one
2nd wave, did it help or hurt the black family.??
1st wave didn't do shit for black women, you can say it implemented the 19th amendment but black women as I posted the article was not still able to vote
So we have one wave of feminism that wasn't shit.
Let's break down this 2nd one
Knock_Twice
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I appreciate your opinion.
SeaSnake
OG
So no black woman wanted to vote for 80 years. You got to be crazy. You gonna bring up the other waves or stand on feminism hurting us. Cuz you haven’t even proven that feminism is negative
SeaSnake
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SeaSnake
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What does that mean lol
Knock_Twice
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The 2nd wave of feminism. No more housewives because of a white woman was unhappy, this is how the 2nd wave of feminism started.
www.womenshistory.org
n the mid-1950s, Friedan found herself as a stay-at-home housewife after a long career as a journalist, writer, and activist. When she got married and had children, Friedan left her career and moved to the suburbs with her family. Even though she continued writing freelance, she soon realized that she was unhappy solely as a housewife. However, she felt the societal pressure to find ultimate happiness as a mother and a homemaker. In 1957 at her 15-year Smith College reunion, Friedan surveyed her classmates and found that they also were unhappy being confined to the home.
For the next five years, Friedan conducted interviews with white middle-class women who were grappling with their roles as housewives. She published her findings in “The Feminine Mystique,” and instantly became a household name. In her book she criticized the separate “sphere” of motherhood and homemaking that women were relegated to. In contrast, men were allowed to flourish in the “male sphere” of work, politics, and power. Friedan’s book encouraged women to step outside of their “sphere,” and fight gender oppression, which she called “the problem that has no name
Feminism: The Second Wave
Much like the first wave of feminism hat developed during a period of social reform, the second wave also took place amidst other social and political movements.
n the mid-1950s, Friedan found herself as a stay-at-home housewife after a long career as a journalist, writer, and activist. When she got married and had children, Friedan left her career and moved to the suburbs with her family. Even though she continued writing freelance, she soon realized that she was unhappy solely as a housewife. However, she felt the societal pressure to find ultimate happiness as a mother and a homemaker. In 1957 at her 15-year Smith College reunion, Friedan surveyed her classmates and found that they also were unhappy being confined to the home.
For the next five years, Friedan conducted interviews with white middle-class women who were grappling with their roles as housewives. She published her findings in “The Feminine Mystique,” and instantly became a household name. In her book she criticized the separate “sphere” of motherhood and homemaking that women were relegated to. In contrast, men were allowed to flourish in the “male sphere” of work, politics, and power. Friedan’s book encouraged women to step outside of their “sphere,” and fight gender oppression, which she called “the problem that has no name
SeaSnake
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The 2nd wave of feminism. No more housewives because of a white woman was unhappy, this is how the 2nd wave of feminism started.
Feminism: The Second Wave
Much like the first wave of feminism hat developed during a period of social reform, the second wave also took place amidst other social and political movements.
n the mid-1950s, Friedan found herself as a stay-at-home housewife after a long career as a journalist, writer, and activist. When she got married and had children, Friedan left her career and moved to the suburbs with her family. Even though she continued writing freelance, she soon realized that she was unhappy solely as a housewife. However, she felt the societal pressure to find ultimate happiness as a mother and a homemaker. In 1957 at her 15-year Smith College reunion, Friedan surveyed her classmates and found that they also were unhappy being confined to the home.
For the next five years, Friedan conducted interviews with white middle-class women who were grappling with their roles as housewives. She published her findings in “The Feminine Mystique,” and instantly became a household name. In her book she criticized the separate “sphere” of motherhood and homemaking that women were relegated to. In contrast, men were allowed to flourish in the “male sphere” of work, politics, and power. Friedan’s book encouraged women to step outside of their “sphere,” and fight gender oppression, which she called “the problem that has no name
Ok so how did this hurt the black community?
Knock_Twice
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The 1st wave of feminism started because white women didn't like the fact that they couldn't vote. They saw black men voting and were upset.
Had nothing to do with black women or helping them.
The 2nd wave of feminism started because again, a white woman was unhappy being a housewife. She wanted to be like her white husband
Again, had nothing to do with black women.
Black men in the 60s and 70s worked in factories. I don't think black women wanted to give up their roles to become factory workers.
Had nothing to do with black women or helping them.
The 2nd wave of feminism started because again, a white woman was unhappy being a housewife. She wanted to be like her white husband
Again, had nothing to do with black women.
Black men in the 60s and 70s worked in factories. I don't think black women wanted to give up their roles to become factory workers.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
The wage gap itself isn't a myth. The idea that the wage gap stems from women being purposely paid less is a myth. Your own source confirms that.
This is indicative of a bigger problem with feminists and the gender war. A lot of them want to chalk every difference in how men and women are treated up to sexism. That's silly. Men and women are fundamentally different. They say they want equality under the law, which is good. The problem comes with their expectation that if women get that equality then everything should be the same for men and women. That's not necessarily true.
It means he's enjoying the chaos
Knock_Twice
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The 2nd wave allowed for abortions to be legal.
Do you think this helped the black community??
Exclude rape and incest.
Knock_Twice
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You said the 1st wave of feminism helped black women when that's been debunked by articles stating that black women, even though on paper they could vote, they still were not allowed to vote across the country.