You Can't Find Liberation Through Misogny

You Can't Find Liberation Through Misogny

Feminism

In this short piece, the author condemns misogyny and stresses the importance of intersectionality. More specifically, he writes that he and other fellow "gay, bi and queer men" need to acknowledge the fact that misogyny and homophobia are linked. He argues that misogyny affects not just women but all individuals and that fighting for the freedom of every person is the only way to true liberation.

Caleb Luna

"#Musings of a Lonely Feminist" Issue #1

Feminist Action Project

2013

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Zine

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Modern feminist experience in the United States of America

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