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A feminist, male or female, who claims to be campaigning for equality for all, but, in fact, only campaigns to correct equalities where the woman is disadvantaged.
Femocrites are found widely distributed throughout the media and are increasing in numbers at an alarming rate. When challenged, they are usually unable to provide examples to contradict the accusation.
Femocrites are found widely distributed throughout the media and are increasing in numbers at an alarming rate. When challenged, they are usually unable to provide examples to contradict the accusation.
The femocrite who wrote the article complained about the lack of high ranking women in the military, but did not suggest that male-only military service should be extended to include women.
She went on to complain that clothes for baby girls are often in pink without questioning the fact that clothes for baby boys are often blue.
She went on to complain that clothes for baby girls are often in pink without questioning the fact that clothes for baby boys are often blue.
by See both sides May 31, 2014
Femocrisy, derived from "feminist hypocrisy", is the act of claiming to be seeking equality for all, whilst actually only campaigning to correct inequalities which disadvantage women.
Also applied to cases where feminists accept the advantages gained by feminism, but still expect to keep the pre-feminist advantages that work in their favour.
Also applied to cases where feminists accept the advantages gained by feminism, but still expect to keep the pre-feminist advantages that work in their favour.
In an excellent example of femocrisy, she told her boyfriend that young women now earn more than young men, then left him to pay the bill.
by See both sides May 31, 2014