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Feminist censorship

2010-08-02T19:12:51Z

JeremiahK: oops - see also and category

'''Feminist censorship''' is the suppression of ideas and information that support or seem to support patriarchal ideology. Most notably, feminists seek to censor pornography, of which the vast majority features women. Feminist groups see pornography as being detrimental to gender equality and the feminist movement, as it is often seen as portraying women in a submissive or objectified light.

As reported by [[Reason magazine]], commenting on Nadine Strossen's book on the subject:

:Strossen argues persuasively that the feminist censorship movement is rooted in a distrust of sex itself. "Compare victims' reports of rape with women's reports of sex. They look a lot alike," writes MacKinnon. Dworkin has offered such observations as: "One of the differences between marriage and prostitution is that in marriage you only have to make a deal with one man"; "Romance...is rape embellished with meaningful looks"; "In seduction, the rapist bothers to buy a bottle of wine."

Feminists also censor certain words that are seen as pro-patriarchy, such as "chairman" and "fireman".

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]
*[[Feminist Re-definition]]

[[Category: Feminists]]

Feminist censorship

2010-08-02T19:11:52Z

JeremiahK: can't believe this doesn't exist yet.... anyway it's a bit sloppy but gonna finish writing it tomorrow

Feminist Re-definition

2010-08-02T19:01:36Z

JeremiahK: rewording

'''Feminist Re-definition''' aims to advance the [[feminist agenda]] by creating neologisms and re-defining words to introduce gender-neutrality (and gender inclusiveness) to language.

An well known example of feminist re-definition is the word "womyn", which is seen by many feminists as a preferable alternative spelling to "[[women]]" as it avoids spelling out the word "[[men]]". Feminists attest that using the word "womyn" avoids connotations of a [[Patriarch|patriarchal]] society.

Other examples include the [[feminist censorship]] of words such as "chairman" in favor of "chairperson", and the support of the adoption of gender-inclusive pronouns such as "eir" (for both "his" and "her").

==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As reported by the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category: Feminists]]

Feminist Re-definition

2010-08-02T18:58:24Z

JeremiahK: re-wording

'''Feminist Re-definition''' aims to advance the [[feminist agenda]] by creating neologisms and re-defining words to introduce gender-neutrality (and gender inclusiveness) to language.

An well known example of feminist re-definition is the word "womyn", which is seen by many feminists as a preferable alternative spelling to "[[women]]" as it avoids spelling out the word "[[men]]". Feminists attest that using the word "womyn" avoids connotations of a [[Patriarch|patriarchal]] society.

Other examples include the feminist attempts to suppress the usage of "chairman" in favor of "chairperson", and the support of the adoption of gender-inclusive pronouns such as "eir" (for both "his" and "her").

==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As reported by the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category: Feminists]]

Feminist Re-definition

2010-08-02T18:56:16Z

JeremiahK:

'''Feminist Re-definition''' aims to advance [[feminist]] thinking by creating neologisms and re-defining words to introduce gender-neutrality to language.

An infamous example of feminist re-definition is the word "womyn", which is seen by many feminists as a preferable alternative spelling to "[[women]]" as it avoids the use of the letters that spell out the word "[[men]]". Feminists attest that using the word "womyn" avoids connotations of a [[Patriarch|patriarchal]] society.

Other examples include the feminist attempt to suppress the usage of "chairman" in favor of "chairperson", and supporting the adoption of gender-inclusive pronouns such as "eir" (for both "his" and "her").

==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As reported by the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category: Feminists]]

Feminist Re-definition

2010-08-02T18:55:49Z

JeremiahK: removing redlinks

'''Feminist Re-definition''' aims to advance [[feminist]] thinking by creating neologisms and re-defining words to introduce [[Gender neutral|gender-neutrality]] to language.

An infamous example of feminist re-definition is the word "womyn", which is seen by many feminists as a preferable alternative spelling to "[[women]]" as it avoids the use of the letters that spell out the word "[[men]]". Feminists attest that using the word "womyn" avoids connotations of a [[Patriarch|patriarchal]] society.

Other examples include the feminist attempt to suppress the usage of "chairman" in favor of "chairperson", and supporting the adoption of gender-inclusive pronouns such as "eir" (for both "his" and "her").

==Feminist Re-Definition and the United Nations==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's Universal Declaration of Human Rights. As reported by the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

[[Category: Feminists]]

Feminist Re-definition

2010-08-02T18:37:25Z

JeremiahK: feminist trait

'''Feminist Re-definition''' aims to advance [[feminist]] thinking by creating neologisms and re-defining words to introduce [[gender-neutral language|gender-neutrality]] to language.

An infamous example of feminist re-definition is the word "womyn", which is seen by many feminists as a preferable alternative spelling to "[[women]]" as it avoids the use of the letters that spell out the word "[[men]]". Feminists attest that using the word "womyn" avoids connotations of a [[patriarchal]] society.

Other examples include the feminist attempt to suppress the usage of "chairman" in favour of "chairperson", and supporting the adoption of gender-inclusive pronouns such as "eir" (for both "his" and "her").

==Feminist re-definition of universal human rights==

The [[United Nations]] strongly supports gender equality achieved through feminist re-definition, such as that which applies to the UN's [[Universal Declaration of Human Rights]]. As reported by the [[Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute]]:

:"Lobbyists within the UN system are seeking universal recognition of controversial notions like "gender," which is used as a codeword for gay rights by [[homosexual]] activists,''' and "sexual and reproductive rights," which feminists employ as a euphemism for [[contraception]] and [[abortion]]-on-demand'''. Such concepts were never envisioned by the UDHR's drafters and are opposed by most [[traditional]] societies."<ref>http://www.c-fam.org/publications/id.66/pub_detail.asp</ref>

==See also==
*[[Anti-Feminism]]
*[[Gender equality]]
*[[Feminists for Life]]
*[[Feminism and reason]]

==References==
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