seiya19 said:
Just that the current views of Feminism in developed countries are far from being as simple and clear as when the movement was created, which has cast doubt on whether these are justified or not, even from some of those who support its original principle of gender "equality" and identify themselves as "feminists" (like the writers mentioned above). The movement already managed to achieve most, if not all, of their original goals in these countries, making some people wonder if the current situation isn't as good as it gets. Just that. |
To clarify: your point is that some people wonder whether or not it's impossible to progress further in terms of social equalities and gender-based privileges, thereby calling into question, for them, the purpose of the feminist discourse?
I don't see how that reflects on the reality of the aim of the discourse; more, I do not think it relates to this topic.
