Is it a legitimate movement, or do they see that the woke wave has run out of steam, or do they just want to get attention?
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Did you read the article? It's typical leftist Guardian cope.
It literally calls it a racist movement that preserves "current power structures" that attacks their enemies with high school-bully cruelty. No pot/kettle reference in sight.
It's just another divisive Guardian article written with zero self awareness by a miserable, bitter, and lonely lefty feminist who can't handle anyone else being happy because she's frustrated that her life's work has left her empty and devoid of meaning.
My question is for the group itself of those who are part of this “womanosphere”. Is their vision real or is it simulated by the exhaustion of the woke? I'm not interested in the narrative of the Guardian (or any mainstream media) but of what might actually be happening.
The "womanosphere" sounds very much like a label invented by bitter leftists, not a self assigned label.
They've literally just thrown Candace Owens and a women's magazine about homesteading into the same basket for the crime of having a different opinion to a typical NPC lefty.
Do you know anyone who goes around claiming to be part of the "womanosphere"? Nope? Neither do I. But I know several hundred lefties who parrot the opinions put forward in this article because they're unable to think for themselves.
Fair point. But there is a "manosphere" (mostly online forums) where men talk about their issues and how to surf in this gynocentric society, but they are not openly saying IRL that they are a member of the "manosphere".