Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Feminist"

A: @H-oon

A part of feministic values include the interests and goals of women, but also representing them in political situations.

A: So feminists is someone who pushes for women’s rights and a kill joy is someone who takes the fun out of everything or let’s there beliefs get i the way of other people’s enjoyment

A: A feminist is someone who supports equal rights for women. If your brother objects strongly to women being paid less than men for doing the same job, he's probably a feminist.

If you believe that women should have the same political, social, and economic rights as men, you are a feminist. It has absolutely nothing to do with putting down men or boys in order to elevate the status of women. The word feminist comes from feminism, which originally meant simply "being feminine," or "being a woman," but gained the meaning "advocacy of women's rights" in the late 1800s.

A: A movement promoting equal rights between men and women. A movement fighting against the discrimination of women and the traditionally paternalistic status quo.

A: It means that everyone should support feminism (because it's good for everyone, not just women).

A: Hi there!
I wish I could answer in Korean but I'm a beginner too! So I will try and explain as easily as I can 😁
1 is grammatically correct and means that it wasn't hard for them to become feminists (not difficult).
2 means that it was hard at first for them to become feminists but it is easier now.
So basically:
1. It's easy for them to become feminists -> it's not hard for them/wasn't hard for them.
2. It's easier for them to become feminists -> it was hard for them but is now easier
I hope this helps! 😁

A: Both sentences are grammatically correct. The latter is more commonly used.
However, if the following situation is applied:

-Who should be feminists?
->We all should. (not "We should all")

A: Feminism is the belief that men and women should be equal and have equal opportunities, sexism is favoring one over the other
"I am a feminist, I should be able to do anything a man can"
"This dress code is sexist, it has more rules for girls than boys"

A:

The first three of these are difficult for almost all English speakers to say

A: "eye candy" (when used for a person) is usually used to sexualize someone, the person is referred to as an object (candy), so it may sound a little offensive and dehumanizing.

تعني شخص حلو (بمعنى مثير) لذلك ممكن تكون غير لائقة في بعض المواقف، لأن المعنى الحرفي "حلوى للعين" فهي تعطي معنى او ايحاء ان الشخص المقصود ليس له دور او هدف غير انه ممتع للرؤية.

A: @thetrees I see :). Thank you so much for your help! :D

A: Correspondingly is not commonly used in this context.

Normally you would say, "It was also known"

or better,

"At the same time, it was known that his ..."

”He was a known feminist in a polygamous relationship with two active feminist women at the time. It was correspondingly known that his two life partners inspired him during the creation of Wonder Woman”

A: it depends. Are you for equality for women? Then yes that's a positive thing. I think most people share that opinion.

however some feminists are very extreme and loud when it comes to expressing their ideas. they can also be very hostile and just shout their ideas at you rather than being composed and talking.

A: "Probable" implies that it is likely to happen. The meaning would change slightly if it was "might be"

Might be does not offer any hint to what outcome is the most likely.