First, I am not sure there is a “best” definition of feminist. The important thing is to define the term as *you* are using it.
Second, for the Washington Post survey, you reference, did they define what they meant by feminist? Otherwise, the responses are useless, since individuals would be answering a different question, depending on th…
First, I am not sure there is a “best” definition of feminist. The important thing is to define the term as *you* are using it.
Second, for the Washington Post survey, you reference, did they define what they meant by feminist? Otherwise, the responses are useless, since individuals would be answering a different question, depending on the definition of feminist they had in their head.
Third did you consider that many of the individuals who claim to not be feminist, but said that men and women *should* be treated equal, were “lying” or “virtue signaling”?
First, I am not sure there is a “best” definition of feminist. The important thing is to define the term as *you* are using it.
Second, for the Washington Post survey, you reference, did they define what they meant by feminist? Otherwise, the responses are useless, since individuals would be answering a different question, depending on the definition of feminist they had in their head.
Third did you consider that many of the individuals who claim to not be feminist, but said that men and women *should* be treated equal, were “lying” or “virtue signaling”?