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At the time, I didn't have a definitive answer so I didn't say anything. I like to think I'm well equipped now, so, I'll give it a shot
First, it's not a battle. Second, why would any community especially one that made up half of the world's population choose to be willingly subjected to cruelty and subjugation? They don't. And third, if we go by my classmate's "analogy"- racism, Nazism and other types of discrimination can be easily justified, and we all know now that it is morally incorrect to think that way and that every human is equally capable and worthy of opportunities. When it comes naturally for (the majority of) us to dismiss these other, very similar, social evils as immoral and just plain wrong, why can't we see sexism as the exactly the same thing?
Yes, women were oppressed in the past but, that doesn't mean that they are incapable of doing what is traditionally known as a man's job. History of oppression of women, or any community, doesn't show the weakness of the oppressed. It shows the cruelty and entitlement rooted deep into the minds of the oppressors. Everyday that we put in a conscious effort to acknowledge the struggles of the female population and try to break from the bounds of toxic masculinity, is a tiny step closer towards equality of the sexes.
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We must at the very least try to evaluate somethings that we say or do and make an effort to change them and be a better citizen of the world. So next time, instead of saying not all men or hating on other girls, let's actually try and educate people for a change.
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Ritz
Beautifully written♥️
ReplyDeleteThanks anon much love <3
DeleteLove this❤️ Really well written!
ReplyDeleteThanks a ton!
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