Ended up on a rather unpleasant sub on accident, dunno where to post it lol. Not really fit to discuss these issues, but somehow I hear similar takes from leftists in my country from time to time, bruh.
full post screenshot + link
https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/ouq7es/for_the_last_time_feminists_are_antileft_you/ - post link
https://lemmygrad.ml/pictrs/image/ad7be930-e318-4c4e-98e1-b8f6397c147e.png - image link if it doesn’t load
very "sane and lucid" roe v wade take
https://lemmygrad.ml/pictrs/image/429ec0ac-dffc-4494-852b-2f75c68af535.png - image link
btw the person who posted these seems to be a genshin fan
Worth noting that this is just one strand of feminist theory. I think much of Marxist feminist theory (e.g. Federici) would appeal to you if you like this approach. However, postmodernist feminist theory is explicitly post-structural. There’s also a ton of theory overlapping with critical theory and even Afro-pessimism that takes a pretty fundamentally different approach to this analysis. Not to mention the existentialist feminist theories that are some of the most likely to appear in a “Intro to Feminism” college course lol
Yes very true, I was talking specifically about Marxist Feminism as this is a Marxist community and such theory is likely to align more with what people are discussing here. Though I do often see that discussions of feminism, queer liberation and intersectionality are met with silent disapproval (which I don’t understand, if I’m in the wrong tell me why and let’s talk about it).
Feminist/queer liberation politics are my particular fields of interest. I develop queer education curricula and am in the process of building an intro-level workshop for young adults/adult education students.
Wow that sounds awesome! If you have a syllabus, I’d love to take a look. I kinda collect syllabi from cool college courses that friends of mine got to take that I never had access to lol. Always interested in learning what kinds of literature defines terms like “queer liberation” or “indigenous feminist theory” etc