The Long House: A Response to Industrialization

Feminism is less a reaction to male animus, as you say, and more of a response or an adjustment to market realities. Mm hmm. So there are concrete. I mean, what we're talking about when we talk about the loneliness and the genuine, the economic, you know, being economically on the back foot if you're a stay at home mum. You know, there are a great many of the challenges that feminism is throughout its history has been setting out to address our effects of industrialization. It's not that men, men as a class have always oppressed women as a class. No, no. But the women's movement as such, I've argued