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What is feminism for adult men and younger

What is feminism for adult men and younger

It still appears that if you say the word Feminist these days that you suddenly become stereotyped as a man-hater. Whilst there are extreme views in every realm of life, and sure there are women who genuinely hate men, it is not the Feminist way..

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