So, what exactly is feminism supposed to mean? Or more importantly, what does feminism mean to us? Quite simply and frankly, feminism stands for all genders facing equal rights and opportunities. They exist to advance, defend, and protect the rights of women and girls.

Feminism 

Feminists claim that their vision is gender equality for all and that they work towards this through various programs and partnerships that vary from region to region. For example, the movement building across the Asia Pacific, and their research, policy, and advocacy in Australia. Feminists use inclusivity as a core part of their movement, and the phrases “intersectionality” or “intersectional feminists” have surfaced quite often. Intersectional feminism can seem complicated, but it really is just about acknowledging the interchange between gender and other forms of discrimination.

There Main Philosophy 

What is misandry? We’re all broadly aware of the term misogyny which refers to the hatred and prejudice of men towards all women, but have we ever pondered the idea that there may be a similar term in favour of men? Misandry. Misandry could be defined as condescension towards, hatred and contempt for, or prejudice against males.

Misandry 

Colloquies and discussions over the idea of misogyny and misogynists, in general, are quite widespread and prevalent in today’s day, yet the profundity of misandry is often undermined in forums of discussion. The concept of misandry is veracious but however, it is often justified, masked, denied, or even unacknowledged. As a matter of fact, double standards in our society prominently lie among the lines of misogyny being profoundly shameful and frowned upon, whereas misandry is often supported and encouraged.

The Problematic Part

whilst modern feminists claim to stand for equality between the two genders, movements and awareness campaigns toward body positivity and the fight against body-shaming when it comes to men’s height, stand to be non-existent.

Ideas and mindframes such as these fall under the categories of toxic feminism, pseudo feminism, and misandry. However, a majority of the population of both men and women stand to follow these beliefs, and practice the use of such slurs, still claiming to be part of the feminist party. Once again revisiting the fact that real feminists consider the rights of both genders when coming to a conclusion about equal rights.

Concl

The basic and core form of misandry would include ignorance towards the rights of men and the surfacing of questions such as the following: <ol><li>“What are men being oppressed from?” </li><li>“What are men enduring?” </li><li>“Men shouldn’t cry.” </li><li>“Man up!”</li><li>“You’re a Fragile Man!”</li></ol>

Widespread Plague Of Misandry

We’re all prominently aware of the terms, feminism and women empowerment, and we’ve all taken part in sharing news and awareness all over social media to promote them. But have any one of us ever stopped to think about what these terms really mean?

What It Means 

Fake feminism and Misandry are important topic that plague the very fabric on which all social lives are based.