feminist
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- adjective
- /ˈfɛmɪnɪst/
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feminista
- Nicaragua is home to one of the most dynamic feminist movements in the Latin American region.
- a feminist movement
- feminist theory
- feminist criticism
But in in those days, I I the feminist movement came later.
- But in in those days, I I the feminist movement came later.
- Then Elliot hammered the feminist cowboy message home.
- So, and I don't necessarily consider it's certainly a feminist film for sure.
- So school me on your, your feminist path.
- So, you know, don't don't claim that as a kind of feminist terrain.
- Getting back into my feminist text these days.
- Yeah, I'm, I'll, I'll take, I'll take the, the feminist route on this one.
- And a lot of people do see her as like a feminist character, although the romance.
- Moreover, keeping Radcliffe intact was seen as a feminist act.
- And the entire feminist project was dependent upon hiring women.
- And they were fairly non theoretical, like they didn't have a strong gender feminist explanation of society.
- It was funded by Catherine McCormick from McCormick family and a feminist activist, Margaret Singer.
- YouTube a feminist guide to taking back the English language.
Examples
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Her latest book explores feminist themes in contemporary literature.
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Mom's been really into modern feminist art recently.
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Tonight my friend is putting on an art show with this amazing feminist artist who is also a woman.
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Most people doing work on gender are feminist, most doing research.
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As a result of this national involvement, the feminist movement has changed state health policy.
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Urban middle-class leaders in the feminist movement also recognize the value of health care.
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The final theme to emerge from our study is activism, networking, and developing a feminist consciousness.
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Many feminist activists advocate for equal pay in the workplace.
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The feminist movement has significantly influenced social change over the past few decades.
Synonyms
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Supporting equal rights for women
Supporting equal rights and fair treatment for women
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Etymology
The word feminist comes from the Latin root femina meaning 'woman' and the ending -ist meaning 'one who supports'. So a feminist idea is one that supports equal rights and opportunities for women.