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Approaching Suffrage as a Man
On reflection, there are many factors that persuade me to be a male feminist. Most importantly because in our world women must negotiate their identity under pressure. Specifically, the pressure that men impose on women warrants concern. So, I am an ally to women. Being a male ally to women does not detract from their movement. Once I felt my heart weighed more than the world, at 16-years old, I knew that my life had begun. From having observed my emotions as I grew up I disc
Terrel Mollel
5 days ago2 min read
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Approaching Suffrage as a Man
On reflection, there are many factors that persuade me to be a male feminist. Most importantly because in our world women must negotiate their identity under pressure. Specifically, the pressure that men impose on women warrants concern. So, I am an ally to women. Being a male ally to women does not detract from their movement. Once I felt my heart weighed more than the world, at 16-years old, I knew that my life had begun. From having observed my emotions as I grew up I disc
5 days ago2 min read
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