This statement is brought up every time I have a debate with misogynists about women fighting for their rights ‘but many women were anti feminists and that only rich white upper class women wanted voting rights’ (insert derogatory remarks about these women)
The Catholic Church and Catholic faith in Australia has come a long way since opposing women’s suffrage and now supports equal access to education, employment and political participation worldwide.
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Susan B. Anthony, a prominent feminist, infamously said that she would rather cut off her arm before she ever works for or votes for a “negro”-instead of a woman. Rebecca Felton, the most prominent feminist in Georgia, was a slave owner and white supremacist who referred to black men as “beasts” and “half-civilized gorillas”.
>Just to name a few examples.
Even today, the feminist movement are openly advocating against the importance of due process for rape and domestic violence (a move that was historically used to get black men lynched). They pushed for “women” to be added to affirmative action-which led to white women gaining the most benefits from affirmative action. This entire epidemic of privileged, entitled, and hateful “Karens” is a direct product of the ideology of feminism. Yet, black women found a way in their hearts to look past it and join forces with white women and promote the very ideas that end up hurting black men on a daily basis.
So we can see that smearing MRA as racist is feminist's projection. Actually, feminists are responsible for racism but people aren't aware of it because topic isn't popular in MSM. I recommend read full article about racial issues in the MRM here. It show why we can't allow racists and alt-right hijackers in our movement, male-on-male hostility is destructive. Misandry is associated with racism.
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I’m particularly interested in the change over time in the view of women and their reasonableness and “fitness” to concern themselves with matters like politics.
I’d also be curious to know when women voting creased to be a deeply contentious issue in the Western World and became accepted as sort of common sense.
Here's a list of US states and the status of women's suffrage in 1919 before it was ratified at a federal level:
https://constitutioncenter.org/timeline/html/cw08_12159.html
For context, universal male suffrage was granted in 1870, one year after the first US territory gave universal suffrage to women.
