What are the most prominent schools of thought within feminism?

[willkeaveney62417]

What are the most prominent schools of thought within feminism?

Chicks before dicks.

What do you think are the most prominent schools of thought within feminism?

will - haven't you got the message yet? This forum is for debate not for would-be headmasters to ask feminists to put their heads up in class to please teacher and answer questions that Dr Google could oblige you with.

If you bother to look at the threads you will see that OPs may ask what others think but offer their views at the same time. I left school many decades ago and don't particularly feel I need to be sitting in the back row against doing my maths homework under the desk.

willkeaveney62417 wrote "What are the most prominent schools of thought within feminism?"

What search results did you get when you googled:

"What are the most prominent schools of thought within feminism?"

Doing one's own research tends to be quite popular.

Also, dense texts, reading of.

Radishes definitely!

I bloody love radishes.

Down with celery, though!

I identify as a radish.

Don't you oppress me!

NAMALT and AMALT.

Oh won't someone thiink of the fruit?

Or even think. See how upset I am about this vegetablism? Poor fruit.

Come now ladies, be nice. OP, this might help

:)

I love you lot.

Or I would, except, in the words of another feminist today, sisterhood is exclusionary.

Not expecting women to provide free labour

Noooo Yonic - I love celery and hate radish

Celerys have roots too, oubliette. Don't discriminate.

You mean I can't be a feminist if I don't like radishes - who knew?!

off to re-evaluate my life

I'm also quite new here op, so I sympathize with your question. In my view, there is sensible feminism, with which I agree, and silly feminism, with which I do not. Sometimes sensible feminists can be quite silly. But I do agree with this. I don't know if the silly feminists are sometimes sensible, but if so then I would agree with that too. I am pro-celery, other than in powdered form. I find radish problematic.

Wouldn't 'Radish Problematic' make a great name for a band?

Jeanne - I hope they call their first album sensible feminism.

Powdered celery?

What fuckery is that?!?!