Gender ideology, which emerged from the far-left and is now very widespread in society, is an incessant source of nonsense. But what is its end goal?<\/p>\n
The difference between equity feminism and gender feminism<\/big><\/p>\n In 2008 I already indicated here the difference between equality feminism and gender feminism<\/a>. The first sought, from a liberal perspective, equal rights and opportunities for women, a highly praiseworthy purpose that has already been achieved in Western countries. However, gender feminism does not have a liberal perspective, but a marxist one. The first to describe the true nature of gender feminism was the feminist Christina Hoff Sommers<\/strong> in her book \"Who Stole Feminism?\" (1994), in which she coined the term \"gender ideology\" to refer to that marxist feminism. In 2016, in an interview published by the Spanish newspaper El Mundo<\/a>, she defined it like this:<\/p>\n \"It is a hard-line school of feminism that sees women, even in the West, as captives of a system of injustice and oppression.<\/strong> According to this theory, every human achievement actually bears the stamp of patriarchy: literature, philosophy, science, music, or language. It is not enough to change laws or traditions. The entire system has to be dismantled. Gender feminism emerged from the radical politics of the 1960s and was marked by marxist philosophy<\/strong> and that of Marcuse, Frantz Fanon and Michel Foucault.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n What one of the founders of gender feminism wrote<\/big><\/p>\n In my article on the totalitarian origin of gender feminism<\/a>, I exposed some of the writings published in 1970 by one of its most influential creators and authors: the Canadian communist Shulamith Firestone.<\/strong> We then saw how this radical fanatic openly proposed to destroy \"the biological family\", inspired by the thought of Karl Marx.<\/p>\n She believed that communism failed because it did not destroy the family<\/big><\/p>\n
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