Francis Parker YockeyFeminism liberated women from the natural dignity of their sex and turned them into inferior men.
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This quote says that feminism is the worst thing that has ever happened to women. This is because, according to this passage, feminism has made women worse than men by turning them into inferior men. The first part of the quote tells us that feminism has turned women into inferior men. Equality between men and women is something that should be celebrated.
It is not a bad thing for women to take their rightful place alongside men in the world. The idea here is that feminism has changed women's roles in society. Some feminists have argued that it has taken their "natural dignity" away from them.
This means that they are no longer seen as individuals with their own unique talents and abilities but rather as part of a group of people who are the same as all the other members of society. When people see someone who looks like them, acts like them, and shares their goals and interests, they are much more likely to think positively about them.
Source: Imperium
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