This article makes it sound like first-wave feminism was good and its doctrines were just simply corrupted in the 1960s. As it turns out, first-wave feminists were anti-Christianity and anti-man too, as pointed out by Matt Walsh of the Daily Wire and [[John Doyle]].[https://youtu.be/sgJoJsaI1WY][https://youtu.be/ME-JIO8_cic] Elizabeth Cady Stanton once said that the Bible and the church were the two greatest stumbling blocks in the way of women's emancipation. Susan B. Anthony was a religious skeptic, and other early feminists held similar views too. In fact, many were free lovers, like Victoria Woodhull. I strongly recommend that the early section saying liberals just twisted the term be deleted. -[[User:Mr. Nationalist|Mr. Nationalist]] ([[User talk:Mr. Nationalist|talk]]) 20:22, November 9, 2021 (EST) | This article makes it sound like first-wave feminism was good and its doctrines were just simply corrupted in the 1960s. As it turns out, first-wave feminists were anti-Christianity and anti-man too, as pointed out by Matt Walsh of the Daily Wire and [[John Doyle]].[https://youtu.be/sgJoJsaI1WY][https://youtu.be/ME-JIO8_cic] Elizabeth Cady Stanton once said that the Bible and the church were the two greatest stumbling blocks in the way of women's emancipation. Susan B. Anthony was a religious skeptic, and other early feminists held similar views too. In fact, many were free lovers, like Victoria Woodhull. I strongly recommend that the early section saying liberals just twisted the term be deleted. -[[User:Mr. Nationalist|Mr. Nationalist]] ([[User talk:Mr. Nationalist|talk]]) 20:22, November 9, 2021 (EST) |