1: You offer no source for your definition, and you never...
Modern Feminism is dead
Thank you for responding, I will refute what you have said in two ways. 1: You offer no source for your definition, and you never said in your first speech, meaning that my definition of dead was the first one, as well as the only one with an actual source. This means that my definition beats yours. 2: Even still, with the definition of "dead" being essentially none, all I have to do is prov that there was 1 legitimate act of 1: You offer no source for your definition, and you never said in your first speech, meaning that my definition of dead was the first one, as well as the only one with an actual source. This means that my definition beats yours. 2: Even still, with the definition of "dead" being essentially none, all I have to do is prov that there was 1 legitimate act of feminism recently (so, let's say in the past 6 months). With that in mind, let's look at the "One Billion Rising Revolution". In the past four years, this organization has helped feminism in huge ways. In 2016, "activists in 200 countries rose up to demand an end to violence against women and girls as part of the global One Billion Rising movement. Using dance as a form of protest – events, rallies, flash mobs, artistic uprisings, panel discussions, and concerts took place in locations where women felt safe or deserve to feel safe, in community with other activists or alone, with people of all abilities, demanding justice and systematic changes, or reclaiming their bodies, their lands or their narratives." This quote was taken straight from their website, where they describe what they are doing this year. Here is the specific link: http://www.onebillionrising.org...; So now I have proven that there is at least 1 actual feminist movement. This means that even real feminism is not "dead". I win even on your definition.