>Do feminist activists make themselves complicit in sexism I think that the existence of a movement called femi-nism is itself an example of systemic sexism. Y

>Do feminist activists make themselves complicit in sexism I think that the existence of a movement called femi-nism is itself an example of systemic sexism. You can't gender the name of your ideology and then claim to fight for equality between genders. What feminists fight for is a furthering of women's rights vis-a-vis men, not equal rights for women and men. Completely different things. And yes, having a black history month is complicit in deepening racial divides in a society. Just as having a [insert-race-or-ethnicity-here] history month would also do. The question isn't "are movements like feminism inherently sexist", because they objectively are. The question is whether or not that sexism is justified.