fdunn+FollowThe Mirror’s Lie They don’t just sell us clothes. They sell us a war against our own bodies. Too thin. Too soft. Too wide. Too much. Every magazine, every screen, every whisper says the same thing: You are not enough as you are. And so women shrink themselves— not just in size, but in presence. In joy. In freedom. Feminism, at its heart, is the refusal to keep shrinking. To say: My body is not the problem. Your gaze is. #Entertainment #Books #Feminism #BodyImage #WomenVoices20Share
fdunn+FollowWhose Story Was It For? When people talk about the “history of feminism,” why is it always written for men to understand? Explained as if it were a footnote to their power. Justified in language that centers their approval. But feminism was never a story meant for men. It was born out of kitchens where women felt trapped. It was whispered in bedrooms where futures felt stolen. It was shouted on streets where the world refused to see us. The question is not why women demanded change. The question is why anyone thought we wouldn’t. #Entertainment #Books #Feminism #WomenVoices #History10Share
