Sacrifices are determined by circumstances. Often we are frowned based upon some of our choices. For example, a nineteen year old college student decides to get an abortion because her future is threatened as the boy is nowhere near to be found. To my understanding you should fight for what you believe, but what we believe also defines who we are. Everyone in society wants the same amount of equality. I guess the real question is how we get justice without being labeled. Based off my own personal experiences, I am considered a feminist. My definition of feminist is the belief of what you prefer when the times right as you should not be judged based off the outcome depending on the circumstance. As a freshmen meeting a significant other …show more content…
Her video represented Art work explaining after watching her video; I appreciated her aspect of feminist as she used many examples with events taking place throughout many different experiences today. I learned that you can be a feminist regardless any situation being put through but only what you believe in. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie brought to my realization that womanist and feminist are slightly different. From my past experiences, I am a firm feminist supporter as I truly believe that men and women should have the same equality no matter what gender or race. As a young women going up in this era, I’m obligated to take this very serious as the president of our country is obviously not a feminist, as he conflicting with our reproductive system. I just recently read an article on Kellyanne Conway “Don't call Kellyanne Conway a feminist — at least not by her "alternative" definition.” as she stated she doesn’t consider her self womanist because feminist is “pro-choice and anti-men “ and she mentioned that she supports neither one as she composes her own definition of feminist. She was recognized for her improper definition of the meaning “Feminist