What if I told you that you’re all being disingenuous? I have noticed that there’s a new brand of online feminism that you lot have taken on, where you shame and berate women under the guise of criticising their participation in systemic oppression.

You can’t critique women’s role in systemic oppression without noting that patriarchy predates modernity; and women have been groomed by religion, capitalism, and governance to see themselves through the lens of misogyny. I could argue that we’re taught patriarchy more than men.

For all the girlies with curls. Be it Boho, French, etc.

not a real fashion lover. cause why wouldn't you wear pieces you love multiple times?????

And what's killing me is that it can be changed, they just don't want to.

lmaoo please man. You actively participate in stereotyping Zulu women CONSTANTLY 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And yet y'all are trying to convince us that everyone is taught to "hate Xhosa people" when in reality Tsonga and Venda people bear the brunt of most of unsolicited tribalism on this app....A fucking joke man

I remember not too long ago people swore Xhosa folks were “above tribalism,” unlike their Zulu counterparts. Glad to see their exceptionalism finally on full display.

Me randomly at 2am while looking at my fridge:

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SN It’s their fault for branding every loud mouthed and opinionated woman a feminist. Baby girl can’t quote a single feminist text but sure she’s a feminist. Mxm.

My parents were right, if I knew my work like I know song lyrics, I would be far in life. 😭

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Ndebele folk with their unproblematic selves watching Zulu and Xhosa people constantly get lashed

Especially if it’s a man? Get to the point please!

Not #them proving you right in the comments 😭

Feminism encourages reading

for humility, self-awareness and a sense of responsibility larger than yourself.

Bonang is really that girl 😭