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History of Feminism

Regrell

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7. I never argued they were synonymous

Reply to YoungDemCA (Reply #5)

Thu Sep 4, 2014, 04:45 PM

Sep 2014

The experiences of everyone is varied and different. But I needed a quick term to include men who trade on their bodies. I think standing on your feet for 12 hours in an Amazon sweatshop is the same kind of physically challenging work.

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thoughts about finding common ground with blue collar men and feminism [View all] Regrell Sep 2014 OP

Post removed Post removed Sep 2014 #1

I have mercuryblues Sep 2014 #2

The elite had the perfect tool and used it well. Rush Limbaugh. kcr Sep 2014 #3

Well the alternative is more violence. Regrell Sep 2014 #10

I find it interesting you focus on the one example that I said was NOT sympathetic. Regrell Sep 2014 #6

I addressed mercuryblues Sep 2014 #9

I hope so. Regrell Sep 2014 #11

oh lord ... Tuesday Afternoon Sep 2014 #4

The implication that "blue collar" and "white working class" men are synonyms... YoungDemCA Sep 2014 #5

I never argued they were synonymous Regrell Sep 2014 #7

I'm sorry, but it's true. Regrell Sep 2014 #8