To start right at the beginning, feminism probably started as a discussion from person to person, then spread like wildfire and got right through the mass media. …show more content…
She owned her sexuality as a female, in an era where people are still figuring out the word feminism even means, Beyoncé is out there, absolutely owning it. Being famous and spreading a good message has never harmed anyone. As long as its done right. Celebrity feminism has been known to ruin the idea of the movement for the young generation, when in fact it is the media, and not the celebrities themselves. Ever since this performance, Beyoncé has been the bait for the internet and media, ‘Why is Queen Bee all words and no action?’, ‘Why doesn’t she act upon anything?’, ‘Why does she hate on other women?’. Liking every other woman as a feminist is not part of the criteria, we’re all only human, some women like each other, some do not and that is completely …show more content…
Now it is up to the feminists whether to take that and acknowledge it or defend themselves regardless of whether they are right or wrong, making them seem exactly like the stereotypical feminist. At this point, feminism is more about misogyny and whining protests rather than anger or trying to fix oppressions and victimizations. It started as a movement for equal rights due to women being oppressed in the past, and now it is just an excuse for women to whine and use as an instrument of enmity – double standards. They say since women have been oppressed since years now, Its time for vengeance. How will oppressing men, making them seem like the ‘bad’ gender, help in any way? It is different when it comes to defending yourselves and it is different when it comes to oppressing the entire