feminism by any other name the origins of the term were in women’s liberation movements but it grew as a greater movement for equity at every point in its history conflict rises on whether to retain the title to acknowledge the history of to offer something more semantically accurate and diversely representative ultimately these discussions aren’t particularly productive, but are also a wider question of semantics, politics by language, exclusion through grammatical accuracy, etc, that arises in many spheres ...
privileged or majority identities having a disproportionate reaction to minor representation of others eg white people feeling unrepresented by a narrative centring black people eg a hearing person not engaging with common everyday problems of a D/deaf character because they assume they won’t relate to any of their struggles, or that all of their struggles relate to them being D/deaf ...