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>>11425484
I agree, it’s a contradiction in terms, but there are both “conservative” feminists and conservative “feminists.”

I don’t remember her name, but there was a famous women’s activist who said something to the effect of “The washing machine will set us free,” and argued that submitting to a patriarch could actually be liberating once housework became largely automated. That’s a kind of conservative feminism.

>>11425488
She’s pining for a mythologized past. That’s the definition of reactionary. Her mythologized past includes certain historical feminists, but not others. It’s pretty obvious revisionism.