Mrs. America short comments

Mohamed 2022-04-23 07:06:25

Can feminism be purely politics? Feminist issues are used as a subsidiary product of political games, class struggle, and the liberation of productive forces. I can accept it, provided that women awaken themselves. But I don't accept social temptations to discipline women to make choices. Knowledge is more important than gender to me. PS If the big devil is in the ERA faction, maybe our women have turned over and sang. This ability to play with power and debate is really what a waste of a natural politician! And this is really not anti-feminist... The big devil wants to bypass feminism or even suppress feminism to achieve self-realization, can it be done? impossible.
Gregory 2022-04-24 07:01:27

[FX ON HULU] A design that makes the event drama of the era to the extreme: reflection and retrospection, using the "root" method to look back on the differences that were buried in the morning and face the ongoing contradictions; Decisive and decisive, the conflicts and coexistence between personal careers and demands faced by the two sides when they are running each other form a flesh-and-blood group portrait; the excellent reverse perspective avoids becoming a stable "courseware teaching". In the long history, regardless of faction, race, class - Alice who fell into a "coma", Phyllis who was lonely after all, or Gloria who praised, they are all "Mrs. America". Because of the names mentioned in the play, the real pictures that have appeared, and the stronger interest in related topics, I can remediate reading; this part may be the biggest gain. I like the two episodes in charge of Amma Asante the most, and the upper-level area worthy of nomination is Cate=Margo>Sarah=Tracey>Uzo.

Fighting, fighting for years, but nothing seems to have happened

Lacey 2022-04-18 09:01:20

Phyllis said that feminists talk about giving women the right to choose, but women who choose to be housewives will be told. So she chose to oppose women's rights, saying that women are the main caregivers of the family, and also used the example of Do you dare to hand over children to men to show that it is traditional for women to take care of children. I find it scary, women take care of children is traditional, but do women really want to be around babies and diapers 24 hours a day? Since feminists talk about housewives, what should be done is to amend feminism rather than oppose it. What is needed is to implement this right of choice and make becoming a housewife an alternative, not to oppose equality. The fact is that housewives and independent women are equal, and neither wants to overpower the other, but women's interests are one. To fight for women's rights is to fight for equality. But only by fighting for women's rights can we fight for equality. One of the things that I find most distressing is that Phyllis is exhausted but still has to satisfy her husband's sexual needs. Sociologically speaking, the transformation of intimacy is that sexual behavior changes from the need for reproduction to the need for pleasure, But who needs pleasure.

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