A troll posted, "Feminism is merely group nagging."
Now, of course, this plays into stereotypes about women. However, as women who acknowledge that they do sometimes nag will sometimes point out, women nag because men don't listen and take action the first time they ask.
To what extent have the methods of feminism been like nagging? Have women's rights been gained, in large part, by wearing men down?
And if we accept that metaphor, does it also suggest more constructive approaches? What might those be?
And in relationships, does nagging work for some things and not for others? And could this connect with ways that feminism has made great strides and areas in which it hasn't?
2007-11-16
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