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Progressive feminism is also sometimes used simply to refer to feminists who are progressive, or some mix of liberal / leftist. | Progressive feminism is also sometimes used simply to refer to feminists who are progressive, or some mix of liberal / leftist. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:08, 11 November 2010
Progressive feminism is a strand of feminist thought that sees human society as generally capable of gradual improvement. Related to liberal feminism and progressivism more generally, progressive feminism rejects the need for radical social change and revolution.
Progressive feminism is also sometimes used simply to refer to feminists who are progressive, or some mix of liberal / leftist.