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| − | Progressivism is a political philosophy ostensibly in support of social reform. In practice however it is today closely aligned with [[feminism]] and [[intersectionality]]. Until recently progressive organisations largely ignored problems facing men and boys but have increasingly started discussing how to influence men and boys, particularly encouraging [[gynocentrism]] and [[male disposability]]. |
+ | Progressivism is a political philosophy ostensibly in support of social reform. In practice however it is today closely aligned with [[feminism]] and [[intersectionality]] and today often opposes reform. Until recently progressive organisations largely ignored problems facing men and boys but have increasingly started discussing how to influence men and boys, particularly encouraging [[gynocentrism]] and [[male disposability]]. |
Detractors routinely refer to ''progressives'' as ''regressives''. |
Detractors routinely refer to ''progressives'' as ''regressives''. |
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Revision as of 03:09, 6 January 2022
Progressivism is a political philosophy ostensibly in support of social reform. In practice however it is today closely aligned with feminism and intersectionality and today often opposes reform. Until recently progressive organisations largely ignored problems facing men and boys but have increasingly started discussing how to influence men and boys, particularly encouraging gynocentrism and male disposability.
Detractors routinely refer to progressives as regressives.