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Topic	Have you learned to stopped calling women "female"?
VeesMcGees 02/25/24 5:23:42 AM #99:	The first person I heard say "female" as a noun to refer to women was a misogynist. Whenever I hear "female/s" used as a known, it carries that same misogyny. The context always tries to other (verb) women as being so different from men that they either cannot understand each other or outright dismissive to the thoughts, feelings, and concerns women might have. Women who say "males" in the same usually carry the same mentality when it comes to how they view men. <cite>VeesMcGees posted [p:979031080] in Have you l... [t:80705308]...</cite> <quote>The first person I heard say "female" as a noun to refer to women was a misogynist. Whenever I hear "female/s" used as a known, it carries that same misogyny. The context always tries to other (verb) women as being so different from men that they either cannot understand each other or outright dismissive to the thoughts, feelings, and concerns women might have.Women who say "males" in the same usually carry the same mentality when it comes to how they view men.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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