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Would you call yourself a feminist?
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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2026
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I used to, but I don't think I should any more. I've been kicked out of two feminist spaces:
Someone said childcare is exclusively a women's issue, as in men cannot or do not help with it, and I disagreed.
Someone said it was hilarious that some men think there are unique challenges men face that women do not, and I disagreed.
So if 100% of feminist groups I've joined don't believe I'm a feminist, I guess I'm not a feminist. I guess you could say I failed the purity tests.