I found this a really interesting article. I’m 31, and while I would have always described myself as a feminist it’s only in the last 3 or 4 years that I have begun to notice the systematic patriarchal oppression which we accept unquestioningly.
I shy away from discussing it with the vast majority of my friends (apart from the two who are nearest and dearest - they might not always agree with me but we all enjoy giving ideas and debate a good airing with wine ) “Intersectional” feminism is the absolute norm amongst my peers and my sisters.
I feel like it is hugely important to think critically about the way women are oppressed in today’s society. I think there’s a danger of lots of younger (and probably older too) women feeling like the job is done and we can now concentrate on how we include others. This is a great article because it names that problem and reminds women that we don’t need to be inclusive and budge up. In fact, we are only doing this because we have been conditioned to do so by the latest incarnation of patriarchy.