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[[File:Posie_Parker_on_SOCO_Films.jpg|thumb|Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull in 2017.]] |
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+ | A [[women's rights activist]] (WRA) is a [[traditional gynocentrist]] that advocates for women's rights. Women's rights activism is generally distinct from [[feminism]] although significant overlaps existed before the 2020s. |
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| + | As of 2023 many anti-trans feminists are rebranding as WRAs. WRAs wholly reject the trans movement and in particular reject [[transwomen]]. The issue of transwomen in sports is particularly prominent. |
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| + | Despite the similarity in name WRAs are not aligned with [[MRA]]s, the latter wholly rejecting gynocentrism. |
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== See Also == |
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Revision as of 03:34, 26 March 2023
A women's rights activist (WRA) is a traditional gynocentrist that advocates for women's rights. Women's rights activism is generally distinct from feminism although significant overlaps existed before the 2020s.
As of 2023 many anti-trans feminists are rebranding as WRAs. WRAs wholly reject the trans movement and in particular reject transwomen. The issue of transwomen in sports is particularly prominent.
Despite the similarity in name WRAs are not aligned with MRAs, the latter wholly rejecting gynocentrism.