I am not a feminist nor do I follow anything that correlates with feminism. Yet, there are friends I have or people in my life who are feminist, but the subject rarely comes up in conversation. It’s a subject that everyone already has their opinion about and we have no use trying to argue it, despite who is right or wrong on the topic. If and when it does pop up in conversation, I keep my two cents to myself because I truly know nothing about feminism.Then again, my interest was never high enough to learn about feminism. (Especially from high school students whose minds tend to be one-sided and very opinionated where it would be hard to hold a conversation with. Most high school students don’t care to be open-minded towards others personal beliefs). Everyone’s ideas and beliefs of feminism are so different that I never followed up to create my opinions on the matter. Being a
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(Which is hypocritical because both of my parents work blue-collar jobs; my father being a construction worker for a company called CalPortland and my mother being a night-time custodian). It is true to what they say that parents are one of the biggest influences on your life and life decisions. Yet, now growing up in my early years of being an adult and developing my own set of life skills, I must begin to start expanding my own ideas and beliefs to be open to new things, changes in politics, my own beliefs. Besides, with popular culture becoming furthermore developed with supporting feminism, it’s only logical to comprehend what is going on and happening in the movement. Feminism is a two-sided conversation with little in between answers of what’s right and what’s wrong nearly based on personal belief. Thus, I, a non-feminist, want to further myself into the history and culture of feminism, allowing an open mind to happen throughout my own investigation.
Viewing from popular culture, feminism is becoming more accepted, not only the
(Which is hypocritical because both of my parents work blue-collar jobs; my father being a construction worker for a company called CalPortland and my mother being a night-time custodian). It is true to what they say that parents are one of the biggest influences on your life and life decisions. Yet, now growing up in my early years of being an adult and developing my own set of life skills, I must begin to start expanding my own ideas and beliefs to be open to new things, changes in politics, my own beliefs. Besides, with popular culture becoming furthermore developed with supporting feminism, it’s only logical to comprehend what is going on and happening in the movement. Feminism is a two-sided conversation with little in between answers of what’s right and what’s wrong nearly based on personal belief. Thus, I, a non-feminist, want to further myself into the history and culture of feminism, allowing an open mind to happen throughout my own investigation.
Viewing from popular culture, feminism is becoming more accepted, not only the