In his publication, visual artist and author Katariina Souri highlights a problem in feminism, which is why she does not call himself a feminist.
Katariina Souri tells her own view of the downside of extreme feminism. Inka Soveri
The spouse of the President of the Republic Suzanne Inses-Stubbin lyrics Eeva magazine In the interview, there was lively discussion. He took a stand on how more menopause should be talked about and raised an important topic of intimate partner violence.
-I strongly support equality and equality, but I don’t consider myself a feminist. It’s about that some treat others badly. I’m not an activist. There are no easy solutions to difficult questions, Inses-Stubb comments to the magazine.
The statement raised unbelief criticism and the subject has been sold in social media in recent days.
Now a visual artist and writer Catherine Souri Defends on Facebook with a public update with Innes-Stubb.
-Like Suzanne Innes-Stubb, I do not call myself a feminist. However, I feel that I am really strong on equality and women. I’ve always been, Souri starts her publication.
-However, in feminism, the problem is not its alleged radicality, but an unequal attitude towards other women. Not all women are suitable for academic feminists, he claims.
– For them, the sex symbolic women of the 80s and 90s have not been able to scream and ride the job properly. I have encountered a huge amount of anger, contempt, belittling and malice from feminists. For this reason, feminism is already a very traumatic term. Getting to the hatred of other women is extremely painful.
According to Sour, academic feminism also does not understand spirituality, but is attentive to the spiritual trends and invalidates the importance of Finnish antiquity.
– Feminism is also strongly linked to science in Finland, such as natural therapies and the traditional role of women as healers and as a magician do not understand the feminism. Sure, feminism involves different trends, but almost every time a woman has crafted or stabbed me on your back, it was a feminist in a green left. Of course, they also have fine and deeply valued women, he writes.
– Art districts are full of feminists who commit women in unequal treatment, and I really do not want to belong to this group. Feminists appreciate women who have been officially educated. Women who are genuinely radical and independent and independent views from outside the education system are quickly on the line of fire.
Finally, Souri shares his own practical experience in feminist extremist thinking.
-One well-known feminist was very nervous when I didn’t want to read something about feminism, and it is completely invalidated by Tapani to drive women’s affairs and equality. Feminists do not determine how I experience femininity and defending it. Point.
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This is how Suzanne Inses-Stubb spoke
President Suzanne Innes-Stubb spoke in an interview with Eeva magazine, among other things, how to speak menopause and highlighting intimate partner violence as important issues. He realized that he shared opinions by raising these topics.
-I’m not a barbie doll. The fact that it may not appeal to everyone is not a reason not to talk about an important issue, commented on Inses-Stubb about defending women’s rights.
The journalist’s note that the previous words sound like a feminist speech made Inses-Stubb startled.
-I strongly support equality and equality, but I don’t consider myself a feminist. It’s about that some treat others badly. I’m not an activist. There are no easy solutions to difficult questions, Inses-Stubb comments to the magazine.
This statement on feminism gave criticism, among other things, a writer From Helmi Kekkonenwho said he was scandalous and “his entire circle” was scandalous about these words.
-As a human being in your position, it seems particularly offensive to all those girls and women who have fought for equality around the world, and still fight every day, including myself, he wrote in the Innes-Stubb in his open letter.