Radical feminism

It's a women's only thing.

Uh, so, uh, if you really wanna study radical feminism, uh, I've forgotten the name, but it's way up north in, uh, in Thailand.

That, that was so amazing.

Thank you for sharing that, Gay.

Some people do good things because institutions and environments select sociability over innate greed.

From what we have said about society's institutions, they would be more likely to exaggerate our dispositions to Nate, Byrne, Moreland, Lude, Radfem, our radical feminist participant adds rape, Anna, our anarchist participant adds rule.

Coho, I think your innate antisocial genes thesis makes it very difficult, almost impossible, to see why there is any good at all in the world.

Your view of human nature leads to a world of unrestrained evil.

Neopop: Our new populist participant who feen- who finds Cyn a lost cause and has had enough says, "Speaking of abilities, and while I appreciate your efforts to lift Cyn's spirits, I really do have to get back to my work at which I am indispensable." Marlon: Eager to discuss Coho's presentation on vision and strategy.

Speaking of interesting work, your discussion of participatory planning raises many points which I would like to discuss at length.

Radfem: Rustling through papers to find visions chapter.

Speaking of personal relationships, your notion of extended families could be enhanced if we...

It does make you question whether the same animosity would be present if it was a male-dominated job.

With all these infragram posts being made on social media, when will we see some acknowledgement to how much harder it is to be a woman in the industry?" And they've called themselves Not a Radical Feminist.

So first of all, thank you for sending this in and highlighting something that I really do feel needs highlighting.

I've wondered for a while now if anyone would use this column as a space to raise some of these issues, because it does feel relatively safe, and I very much agree that it needs to be talked about.

Mm-hmm.

Actually, I think you, what you spoke about was radical feminism and where it has taken us.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, and I totally agree that in light of the agenda to destabilize the family unit-

... and, and really control how humans, uh, multiply in the world.

We are seeing many other symptoms as well.

Radical feminism is one of them.

Teenager, uh, gender ideology is another.

We could certainly find some laws of motion in that relationship, which would help us understand historical change better than the continued assertion of economics alone as the basic motor for change.

Radfem, our radical feminist participant, adds, There's no question in my mind that the motor force in history is the striving of men for power over women.

Marlin responds, That kind of blindness simply proves my point.

What evidence can you possibly have for that statement? The Russian Revolution? That what kinship laws of motion occurred there? Don't make me laugh.

Sophie, me too.

Anna, I wonder why.

Radfem, I'm not sure I do.

Pluri, our pluralist participant adds, Fits in with my thinking.

not a TERF.

Radical Feminist.

That's an opinion.

A TERF is somebody

And while most anarchists oppose hierarchical relations between men and women, adults and children, they don't understand the bases of these hierarchies as they stem from kinship relations or why these hierarchies persist.

RadFem, a radical feminist participant, friendly but also concerned, adds, I too have found much to admire in the often passionate and eloquent writings and actions of anarchists against authoritarianism.

But I have to admit, Anna, that while individual anarchists personally oppose homophobia and sexual repression, their opposition seems to be based more on opposition to state intervention than a real understanding of the issues involved, or a commitment to a non-heterosexually dominated society.

Nate, our analyst participant, dubious but also friendly, adds...

Sophie, if I may, Koho, the difference between pluralism and Koho's approach is that the latter stresses the fact that we all simultaneously identify as members of classes, genders, communities, and political hierarchies.

And this holistic experience of society determines how we each relate to our surroundings and what we expect from life.

Anna, for instance, RadFem asks questions about gender and sexuality.

Marlon asks questions about forces and relations of production and class struggle.