The ones with the loudest voice, who advocate feminism and profit from it. The philosophy of feminism is only heard when mainstream. If these individual don’t excell to our expectation we cut them down and destroy them because it isn’t part of our personal brand. We forget the humanity of women, the complexity of someone who is expected to represent the women's movement. The dehumanization of women of other women because of the way which they express themselves, branding feminism as a category a stereotype about what “we should be” and not who we are. In her famous Ted talk “We Should All Be Feminists” Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speaks on what we need to do for feminism to advance, “I don’t see what you mean by things being different and harder for women. Maybe it was so in the past, but not now. Everything is fine now for women” (Adichie, 2014) People don’t want to believe. They avert their attention on a sexist society like America just because a few women achieved success in our society. But it's everywhere it’s in the books, in the movies, in the shows, in the magazines, and newspapers. We consume it all over the internet. We refuse to acknowledge that sexism is there because of the success of a few female individual who by the way most of the time don’t challenge our struggles as women, don’t display authentic representation of difference, and of color, and who also the majority of the time are puppets for
The ones with the loudest voice, who advocate feminism and profit from it. The philosophy of feminism is only heard when mainstream. If these individual don’t excell to our expectation we cut them down and destroy them because it isn’t part of our personal brand. We forget the humanity of women, the complexity of someone who is expected to represent the women's movement. The dehumanization of women of other women because of the way which they express themselves, branding feminism as a category a stereotype about what “we should be” and not who we are. In her famous Ted talk “We Should All Be Feminists” Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie speaks on what we need to do for feminism to advance, “I don’t see what you mean by things being different and harder for women. Maybe it was so in the past, but not now. Everything is fine now for women” (Adichie, 2014) People don’t want to believe. They avert their attention on a sexist society like America just because a few women achieved success in our society. But it's everywhere it’s in the books, in the movies, in the shows, in the magazines, and newspapers. We consume it all over the internet. We refuse to acknowledge that sexism is there because of the success of a few female individual who by the way most of the time don’t challenge our struggles as women, don’t display authentic representation of difference, and of color, and who also the majority of the time are puppets for