The Real War Against Women: Feminism

Article here. Excerpt:

'There is a deeply unsettling irony buried beneath modern discourse about female empowerment. Women are told they are strong, capable, and deserving of equal opportunity—but they are also conditioned to outsource responsibility for their lives to systems that can never truly protect them.

They are warned about men, encouraged to seek institutional solutions to personal problems, and taught to distrust the very tools that would make them independent. The bitter truth is this: the most persistent obstacle to female empowerment is not some grand patriarchal conspiracy. It is other women—and the belief systems they promote, police, and perpetuate.

The modern woman has been sold two contradictory ideas. First, that she is autonomous and powerful. Second, that she must rely on external systems—government, corporate protections, or cultural pity—to protect that power. The result? A growing population of women who demand respect but forfeit responsibility, who speak of strength but embrace dependence, and who undermine one another with far more enthusiasm than any man ever could.'