Feminism

Feminism stands for equality of both sexuals. I blieve their acts are getting too much that it could be male discrimination sometimes. These are some examples. *women only train cars *parental rights of women after divorse *ladies day, ladies lunch *clime of paid dating.

Hello! Lets' get down to answer the research questions that we posted before. Q1. What is the concept of the word, feminism? Before starting more specific research, we wan't to reconfirm what is the feminism with you. We looked up the word "feminism" in some dictionaries and we'll show you the results. Macmillan Dictionaries  Feminism - definition and synonyms. (n.d.). Retrieved June 28,2017, from http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/american/feminism#feminism_3 the  belief  that  women  should have the same  rights and  opportunities  as  men Cambridge Dictionary Feminism Meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary. (n.d.). Retrieved June 28, 2017, from http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/feminism?a=british the   belief   that women should be   allowed   the same   rights ,   power , and   opportunities   as men and b e   treated   in the same way, or the set of   activities   intended   to   achieve this   state T

Hello! this is the question that I want youguys to research. 16. What are the critisism of the equality of two genders and who makes these critisism. 17. What are the critisism of feminiam and who critisism it. 18. Are women payed equal as man? 19. How wide is the gender gap in your country? 20. When does the first Feminism movement have occured in Japan? 21. Who did it? 22. Who was the first woman to stand up against the women's right. 23. Are there any feminism event coming up in Japan? 24. Are there any country that teaches about the feminism in school. 25. Does Japan teach about the feminism in school. 26. Is there any discrimination on men? 27. Who is the strongest leader of feminism in Japan? 28. Is there any actress who advocate about Feminism? 29. What does younger people think about the word "feminism" in common. 30. Does Japan do any movements on women's discrimination?

Hello! Today, we want to make 15 questions that we want to think about with you. 1. What is the concept of  the word,feminism? 2. How many people identify themselves as feminists in Japan? 3. How many people identify themselves as feminists in the US? 4. How many types of feminism are there in the world? 5. When did the first feminism movement happen, and where? 6. What kind of movement was the first one as a feminism movement? 7. Which women has made the greatest progress for women's right? 8. Does feminists women really hate men? 9. What kind of opinion does men those who don't agree with feminism have? 10. What kind of opinion does men those who self-identified as feminists have? 11.What are the examples that men and women are treated not equally in Japan? 12.→How is it different from other contries? 13.How would the world change if everything are completely equal between men and women? 14.What is "Women's March" that is a kind of activity relate

Hello! Today, we're going to introduce an example of good websites.  Here is the good one to gather various information. < Feministing|Young Feminists Blogging, Organizing, Kicking Ass > Dana Bolger • 5 hours ago, Sejal Singh • 5 hours ago, Reina Gattuso • 1 day ago, Ago, F. •, Senti Sojwal • 1 day ago, Dana Bolger • 2 days ago, . . . Brodsky, A. (n.d.). Feministing|Young Feminists Blogging, Organizing, Kicking Ass. Retrieved June 28, 2017, from  < http://feministing.com/ > This is a web site that is consisted of feminist blog written by  more than a dozen editors, columnists, and interns. There are diverse in this blog's writers in terms of race, gender, class background and geography.  We can read a broad range of blogs about intersectional feminist issues, such as  campus sexual violence, transgender rights, reproductive justice. Additionally, they also have many blogs that analyze the current situation related to feminism in terms of pop culture or media

Hello! We're sorry to change the order of posting. We're going to talk about our current thinking about feminism before starting a research. To be honest, we haven't known about feminism anything since we started this blog. We couldn't explain even the concept of the "feminism" clearly.  We assume feminism is not so familiar to many people in Japan. When we did a small discussion in our class, many of our classmates answered they didn't know a lot as well. However, it's time to know and think about feminism because we think it is closely related to human rights in a broad sense. In other words, in order to establish women's right, we have to respect not only women but also men. However, we have one question. Is it really good for us to make everything equal between men and women in every kind of situation? What exactly does it mean to establish women's right? We're going to do some research and try to identify these questions! Than

Hello!  Feminism is the concept that has been discussed by many people for a long time and there are so many perspectives about it. Today, I'll introduce one perspective about feminism in Feminist Majority Foundation's voice.  Feminist Majority Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in Virginia, the US in 1987. Our name came from a data of Gullup public opinion poll that showed the majority of American women (actually it was 56%) were self-identified as feminists. We have been working on various kinds of campaign or events related to women's right such as abortion, education equality and so on. Additionally, we became the publisher of the American liberal feminist magazine Ms.  We define the concept of feminism as  the policy, practice or advocacy of political, economic and social equality for women.  We believe women should be empowered economically, socially, and politically.  However, feminism is not for only women but also men. In our opinion, both women and

Hello!😄 We are Japanese college girls in Tokyo. Our name is Moe and Risa! We strated this blog as a class activity. In this blog we will talk about "Feminism". According to Wikipedia, feminism is a range of political movements, ideologies, and social movements that share a common goal: to define, establish, and achieve political, economic, personal, and social rights for women. In our country, femism is not common compared with other countries. We believe women and men should be more equal. We only know few things about it, so we'd like to learn together with you! Thank you for reading! Please follow us💖