Why is it called feminism?

"Why is it called feminism?"

Because originally, feminism was the movement for women to be emancipated in society, with the same legal Rights and opportunities that common men had gained over the previous decades, at that time.

Women > female> femme > feminism

Of course, we are talking ancient history now as all adult women in the west are fully emancipated, legally autonomous citizens with all the same legal Rights as every other citizen ... including men. And this has been the case for a long time now. And TODAY's feminism bears little resemblance to a group that is fighting for Rights and opportunities ... but they want us to BELIEVE that this is the case in order to push their nefarious, non Rights based agendas as "equality".

What passes for Feminism today under the Third Wave incarnation is more along the lines of social engineering with the idea of breaking down our free western nations, in order to rebuild them so they align with cultural Marxist values .... whether any of us actually want that or not. No discussion on the matter.

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Ism: to be about or be concerned with

Fem: Having to do with females.

Feminism means to focus on females and their needs.

Equality for all is egalitarianism.

it started as a rights movement

womens liberation was the term in the 70's

not so much - feminism - that is more the theory

i'm sick of answering this retarded question