I think that could be interesting. I’ve been exploring it in my own feminist journey. Men don’t seem to have the space or grace to have these kind of conversations, and frankly we’ve (white women) had a feminist revolution, men have not yet had one. And our feminism can always be more inclusive.
reminds me of something sociologist Emily Carian noted when she was on the pod last year: "Nearly all of the feminist men I interviewed, their feminism was really about proving that they were a good guy. It was not kind of a more deeply held commitment to equality. A lot of the work they did was not activism. It was what we would call identity work, building their identity as a feminist, as a good guy, working through their feelings around their identities."
I think that could be interesting. I’ve been exploring it in my own feminist journey. Men don’t seem to have the space or grace to have these kind of conversations, and frankly we’ve (white women) had a feminist revolution, men have not yet had one. And our feminism can always be more inclusive.
reminds me of something sociologist Emily Carian noted when she was on the pod last year: "Nearly all of the feminist men I interviewed, their feminism was really about proving that they were a good guy. It was not kind of a more deeply held commitment to equality. A lot of the work they did was not activism. It was what we would call identity work, building their identity as a feminist, as a good guy, working through their feelings around their identities."