I've heard the term "radical feminist" many times...
But what does it actually mean???
When or how does a feminist become a "radical feminist"?
What is the difference between a radical feminist and a regular feminist?
As I understand it, the term refers to a person whose primary concern is feminism, a person to whom feminism is their most important issue and a major part of their identity, or life - a thing that takes priority over most other things
That's how I'd use the term
But what do others think?
Are there any self-identified radical feminists here? If so, could you please explain how you understand the term?
But what does it actually mean???
When or how does a feminist become a "radical feminist"?
What is the difference between a radical feminist and a regular feminist?
As I understand it, the term refers to a person whose primary concern is feminism, a person to whom feminism is their most important issue and a major part of their identity, or life - a thing that takes priority over most other things
That's how I'd use the term
But what do others think?
Are there any self-identified radical feminists here? If so, could you please explain how you understand the term?