Why Isn’t Every Man a Feminist?

What part of fairness is too radical for you?

Millicent Faucett, 1847–1929, writer, suffragette, and politician. Image by dmitrivetsikas1969 on Pixabay.

First, let’s clarify what we’re talking about: Feminism, stripped of all the modern rhetorical bells and whistles, is the belief that women are fully human beings and entitled to the same freedoms, opportunities, protections, and respect as men. Not more, not less. The same.