what is feminism – roselen ahuatl

The feminist movement fights for equal rights for men and women, breaks down social norms that support discrimination and unfairness, and challenges long-standing systems of oppression. Fundamentally, feminism aims to fix the unequal power relationships between men and women, as well as other gender identities, in many areas of life, such as politics, the economy, and social interactions. It stresses that women’s rights should be seen as human rights and that people shouldn’t be limited or negatively affected because of their gender. Including many different points of view and ways of doing things, feminism recognizes that identities and experiences can overlap and fights for the freedom of all disadvantaged groups. Feminism’s ultimate goal is to make the world more fair and open, where everyone, regardless of gender, can live without being hated or discriminated against.

I consider myself a feminist because recognizing the widespread impact of power structures controlled by men, especially in government organizations, the statement emphasizes a central idea in feminist thought. By recognizing that policies often don’t meet the needs of women because male views are more common, it admits the systemic gender inequality that exists in the decision-making process. Inequality exists, but people don’t always do anything to fix it. This shows that social rules are deeply stuck in a stalemate. In the ongoing fight for gender equality, women’s opinions have historically been silenced and pushed to the edges, It’s asking that women not be “hidden in the shadows” stresses how important it is for them to be seen and heard, and how important it is for decision-making processes to include people with different backgrounds. Additionally, the statement presents a feminist viewpoint that highlights how gender, power, and lobbying are all connected, stressing the need for structural change to truly achieve gender equality.

In “We Should All Be Feminists,” Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says that feminism is a movement for fairness and justice: “Feminism is, at its core, a movement for the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes.” Adichie stresses that men and women are naturally equal and that we need to question the rules and standards of society that keep gender-based discrimination and abuse going. “We should start to dream about and plan for a different world,” she says. A more fair world. Happy men and women who are more true to themselves in the world. As this shows, Adichie saw feminism as more than just fighting current injustices. She also saw it as working for a more fair and satisfying future for everyone, regardless of gender.