This shouldn’t have to be said, but it’s possible to be supportive of women’s rights without being a feminist. That something as uncontroversial as this needs to be explained is evidence of the influence that feminism holds over contemporary culture. Along with environmentalism, identity politics (which is another name for racism), and other forms of left-wing philosophy, feminism is the dominant ideology in Western, liberal-democratic countries.
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