[ SECRET POST #3062 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3062 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

In the entire history of the feminist movement, there have always been people who thought it was a joke for one reason or another. Ditto the civil rights movement. Food for thought, eh?

[(Anonymous)]

You really want to compare the state of feminism today with the Civil Rights Movement?

Seriously?

[(Anonymous)]

Only to the extent that that some people thought the civil rights movement was/is a joke, and some people think the feminist movement was/is a joke. Saying the two movements share some similarities isn't the same thing as equating them you know, so maybe you can take a deep breath and put your "Seriously?"s back on the shelf?

[diet_poison]

...who actually thinks the civil rights movement is a joke? I mean besides some really old bigots and maybe some people raised in crazy fringe groups, but for the most part that's not true at all. MANY people do not take feminism seriously.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm referring more to the historical context, not the civil rights movement as it is viewed today.

[(Anonymous)]

But is there actually much evidence that the civil rights movement was widely viewed as a joke when it was happening? IIRC, its enemies viewed it as a grave threat created by "agitators" from outside the South.

[diet_poison]

Did people used to think it was a joke? A threat, maybe, like anon above me said, but a joke?

I guess it's possible. If so we may never know about it since it was not recorded in the annals of an internet that at the time did not exist.