Just to show that people are really different, I like most branches of feminism.. . . Alot of the sex-negative wings of even modern feminism come off as just being updated for modern day purposes variants of the late 19th/early 20th century's "keep nonwhite men away from pure, innocent white women". . .
For example, I’ve gotten a lot out of the writings of Gloria Steinem. And not that it’s hugely consequential, but I think for a while she dated an African-American man. Plus, I think she and Florynce Kennedy, who was an African-American lady, teamed up and gave a number of lectures together. They would field questions for a while and then point out that the general feminist questions were mostly being directed at Gloria, whereas Florynce only seemed to getting the questions specific to African-American women.
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