Who Stole Feminism

During the last decade issues concerning Who stole Feminism have been debated. Although the issues are complex and the opposition argues that it has not been stolen, that the fire burns on with ambitions of workforce equality monetarily and feminist leaders contend that they know exactly what this 2nd wave is and always was about. Their views do have merit, but I contend that it has been stolen for these cogent reasons: Feminism has lost …

…e public, misinterpreting radicals, though will continue to hurt women in other areas. Equality among the sexes will lead to equality in relationships and a general loss of intimacy as the world continues being bent on reaching equality between men and women. The stolen movement churns on, despite losing identity, toward an ever more feminist society in which more and more women will regret what they have given up to get something else they wanted.