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There are multitudes of women that identify as feminist but don't believe in gender equality. In recent years the language employed by feminist organizations has become more venomous. I'm sure many users are familiar with Marilyn French's popular phrase "all men are rapist." In fact the list of revolting quotes is endless:

"Women have always been the primary victims of war." - Hillary Clinton.

"I'm an Asian girl. I don't date Asian guys. Yep, I'm one of those that date lots and lots of (mostly, but not always) white guys. Why? It's simple: I'm a racist." - Jenny An

In a twist of fate, women who have no clue how men think or operate are trying to impede on every corner of their lives and tell them how they should operate. Issues like unfairness in family courts, male depression, pay discrepancies favoring women (30 and younger), and educational achievement between boys and girls are brushed aside while made-up statistics like 1 in 4 men being rapists take center-stage. Can feminism as a true stance for gender equality even be resurrected, or will we continue to see this matriarchal attitude grow as these bitter women gain more authority?

Hilariously feminism has resulted in more of the very same junk it originally opposed: racism, heterosexism, and sexism.

Wait, how does feminism cause racism.

I have it on good authority from a feminist, that most feminism simply represents that women should have equal standing and equal rights to men (something still prudent today given the inequality of pay in most workplaces). Anything else than that isn't really feminism, and shouldn't be labeled as such.

And 100's of rap songs called women bitches and ho's.. And you're complaining about venomous language directed towards men?

And BTW don't fault women for their educational achievements either.. In the past 15 years I've noticed women are FAR more serious about education then men/boys.. Guys go to college to drink and get laid.. Women go for a career.. And yes I realize I am generalizing, but more often then not what I said is now true.