Women Are Sharing Their Preferred Acts Of Microfeminism
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Microfeminism focuses on the everyday actions individuals take to promote gender equality. It encompasses advocating for basic human decency, challenging inappropriate jokes, and addressing inclusive language. Microfeminism is about creating a space where women can feel equal and heard.
Reddit user u/EntrepreneurUsed9571 posed the question, "Women, what are your preferred acts of microfeminism?" Here are some of the responses that resonated with people:
1.Holding the door open for men.
2.Not moving over when walking.
3.Calling women, women, and not girls.
"I call myself and other women, women. I don’t say 'girls.'"
"I love giving women compliments. It's just honest and I mention what I notice and that I see the work they put in or love their choice or whatever. It's something else when another woman tells you your outfit/makeup/hair is on point. Those smiles getting wider and wider are just great and so worth it!"
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