Saw this video about modern feminism and couldn't stop laughing cause how true it was about the feminists we see online
Lol and this video is 6 years old 🤣🤣🤣🤣, still holds true. Btw I saw this video in another post here and had it saved, couldn't find the original post. I have summarized the points using Gemini. Grab your popcorn 🍿🍿.
This YouTube video, titled "The Little Pink Book: The 10 Commandments of Feminist Research," presents a satirical and critical perspective on what it claims are common practices within feminist academic research. The video uses a tongue-in-cheek approach, framing its points as "commandments" to achieve a successful career as a feminist scholar. It suggests that these "commandments" involve: ● Using vague and overly broad definitions. ● Formulating vague and open-ended questions. ● Employing leading questions. ● Asserting the patriarchy as the sole cause of all phenomena, not a theory but a fact. ● Focusing research solely on proving the patriarchy. ● Using anecdotal evidence only if it supports the patriarchy, and discrediting non-feminist women's experiences. ● Avoiding control groups. ● Not checking if effects found in women are also present in men. ● Actively sampling from subsets likely to support the patriarchy. ● Choosing resolutions that align with the "patriarchy fact." ● Omitting context. ● Treating cherry-picked samples as representative of the entire population. ● Modifying original definitions to fit the "patriarchy facts." ● Presenting correlation as causation without explicitly stating it. ● Reverting to specific definitions when concluding to support the "patriarchy fact." ● Using citations to appear credible but avoiding studies that disagree with the "patriarchy facts." ● Repeating feminist claims and talking points frequently. ● Using ad hominem attacks and shaming tactics to silence dissenters.
Posted Apr 8, 2025, 9:09 PM UTC