My thoughts about feminism are really clear I think. I’m against every kind of oppression, so every movement that treat us like equals would be one that I will support.
I have a sister that is 12 years older than me so when I went to first grade she was going into her first year of university (she studied pedagogy in parochial education). She has always influenced me and my brother because the differences of ages (she’s 15 years older than him) she is our role model and because of that we learnt about the movement very young I think, at home she was always talking about equal rights to me and my brother.
She taught me that I shouldn’t let anyone think that could pass over me because I was a woman, also she taught my brother that we are all the same and if anyone told him that he was better than women because he was just born as a man, it was wrong.
Till today we practice all that she taught us, my brother is always defending women against assholes that think that are superior to them (he defends anyone that is treating like it shouldn’t actually, as I do too). About my side I have never felt less beside a guy because I’m a woman, and I don’t think that anyone should.
We are always teaching to the youngest all this things that we learnt and obviously my sister as a pedagogue does the same.
It's right and so sweet that you teach to the youngest generation about feminism, it could be help to the world to get better.
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