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I would not consider myself as feminist Because I feel there is equality between women and men. Although I’ve never seen a woman being treated unfairly Because of their gender if I did I would think it was unfair so I do agree with the concept of feminism but wouldn’t consider myself a feminist.

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I am a feminist, personally I as a woman can't imagine a world where I am not; it's very simple why would I not want the people of the same gender to be treated differently because of something we can't change. personally feminism to me means fighting for men and women to have equal rights but i think where people are put off is the small percent of "radical feminists" that are shown in the media to scare people into not agreeing with the movement and that gives the movement a bad name. in the aspect of Judaism i don't believe it has a feminist outlook. this is not to say that women and men aren't both important in judaism but they aren't equal and that's what feminism strives for.

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I am a feminist because i believe that women and men were created equal. Women are constantly put down by stereotypes and ideals that most could never live up too. We judged simply because we are woman and people don't even realize that they are doing it. It's the small things that you don't notice but it's there. you shouldn't be denied anything because fo your gender, thats not something that you choose. Why should woman be put down simply because thats how they were born. while i don't always follow the main feminist cause I do have a strong belief in equality and thats what basic feminism stands for. Not that women need more to better, but rather that we shouldn't be looked at any differently. In Judaism you find that it depends on the person. Diffrent people view women differently. It's hard when it gets to religion because women have very strong backgrounds of being in the home, however, if you look you see a lot of empowering things for women in Judaism. I have always felt oppressed in my religion, but thats simply because the people I was surrounded by.

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men and women should be equal but are both held to different standards. I feel as if men should be able to do whatever they want as well as women. Each person should be able to whatever they want because they are able to do whatever job they want.

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I would not consider myself a feminist but I am not necessarily against the idea of feminism. I think that men and women are biologically different and were created differently but I don't think that we should have gender-based jobs and unfair pay. I think that we should all be able to choose what we want to do and should be allowed to not based on our gender but we are def diff and better at diff things

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I do believe that I am a feminist. I completely believe in the equal rights of men and woman. Although men and woman are different and have different qualities, I believe that in law woman should have the same rights given to men. Feminism is bringing up all genders, not just one. People say that in America there is no need to be a feminist since woman have equal rights. But we don't. There is still a significant difference in the wages given to men and woman, as well as how woman are treated in society in general. Feminism to me is allowing woman to do whatever they want. Whether it is to be at home, or to be out in the working world. These days feminism has been given a negative connotation due to some radicals, however, I don't believe that those few radicals shape the whole feminist movement. I think the torah
is equal and beautiful, however, i do believe that some laws, regulations, and customs in the Jewish community are no as accepting of woman.

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i wouldn't call my self a feminist but i am when it comes to certain things like jobs and how women dress. men think that women belong in the kitchen but it's just more likely for women to do different things than men. i believe that women should be treated with the same respect as men.

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I believe in gender equality and although I wouldn't put the feminist "label" on myself, I believe in equality. Although in many typical homes it is more common for the mother to be a stay at home mother. I believe men and woman can preform the same talents and do the same jobs. In todays modern world, I think Judiasm has a positive and accepting outlook on feminism.

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I do not consider myself a feminist, but I believe that women shouldn't be on a lower level than men in the world. I feel that labelling myself as a feminist means that I should be completely equal with men, meaning, for example, I like shaving my body hair, but men choose not to. It's not to please men, but it's for myself. I also believe that women and men, mentally and physically are different. In Judaism, I feel that women are very limited in many ways. I also believe that there are many laws regulating and sexualizing women's body parts and the excuse is that "women are holier" "women are held on a higher level" but that's not the actual case.

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I am a Feminist. I am a feminist because I want to have equality in all that I do. I shouldn't be paid less or differently because of my gender. I should be paid based on the amount of hard work that I put into this specific job. Feminism is me standing up for myself and saying that I am a women and deserve what I am given. In Judaism I think that it is a complicated topic because sometimes I feel as if it a man run religion in which men make the laws and are the ones who do most of the actions. On the other hand, there is also a very beautiful part of being a women in Judaism where they are also looked at as something beautiful. With that said, I think that their should be some changes in this religion because especially for women it feels very "last century".

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I do not identify as a feminist because of the radicalization of the word that our generation has labeled it as. I believe in equality for men and women in all areas but there is no denying that there are certain jobs that men would be better at because of the biological and genetic makeup of the corresponding sex. Ex. A man would be a better construction worker than a women. Judaism, from a surface level perspective, might seem gender biased to the naked eye but Hashem created roles that women would be better at because of their nature. Statistically only 10% of murderers in the US are women, which proves that women are less susceptible to violence and would biologically be better as a caretaker, a mother, a cook, a homemaker, etc...(basic woman lead roles). Hashem knows how we would thrive as a society and thats why the torah entails the details it does. You must look directly into the sources and get diff opinions to understand why and how women would better operate in their designated jobs.

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I am a feminist because I think men and women deserve to be treated equally. feminism to me means that its a problem we haven't had a female president, or that 95% of supreme court justices are men, or that most positions of power are dominated by men. additionally I think everyone should be a feminist until women are being payed the same as men, are accepted in stem fields as men are, are treated by society as men are. also I think that feminism needs to focus on women who are not currently safe in society, indegenous women are the most likely to be targets of violent crime and the least likely for their cases to be investigated by police. I think judiasm alligns with my views of feminism becuase g-d created men and women as equals and He would not be ok with the oppression of women in society today.

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I am a feminist because I truly believe that men and women should have equal rights in jobs, society, education, and power. Feminism means that men and women are equal and women over the years have stood up for women to become equal. Today, in society, the feminist movement has become a powerful movement. Women should be allowed to make a good independent income and receive the same education and respect as a man would. In Judaism, we have seen women in powerful and independent positions, showing how there is feminism. For example, Esther stood up to Antiochus and saved the Jewish people from Haman.

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I wouldn't say I am a feminist but I wouldn't say I'm not. I do think that everyone should be treated equal but I'm not one to say that because for me I would want to be a stay at home mom and my husband have a job. i think judaisms says that women should be at home taking care of the children and doing motherly things while the husband works and davens so their wife and children can have a good life.

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I am a feminist because I belive in equality for men and women. women are powerful roles in the world who make difference in every day life. women not being treated equal to men is just digging. our world today is filled with sexism which should not be there. In the Jewish community women have a huge role. for example being an eshet chili or even the mitzvah of Rosh Chodesh. women have a huge impact on judaism although some may say there is some sexism in the jewish community. This does have some reason one way I personally saw this was while learning Jewish History I learned that jewish women had roles in the time of the kehillot and some of those roles where taking care of their families, this lead to many Jewish women not being educated because they where not allowed to due to gender roles in their society. Today though the gender roles of Judaisim are so very different, we see both men and women getting education, or bringing bread for their families.

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I believe in some ideas of feminism- that people should have equal opportunities regardless of their gender. To me it means that there is no dominance in opportunities or importance, rather equality and no judgement. I think Judaism thinks positively towards feminism as long as there isn't a belief that it takes over other qualities.

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I wouldn't call my self a feminist because I don't really care and this is what our reality is. I also think things are going to say the same and no change in necessarily gonna happen. Feminism means to me like women power and that women can do anything they want and that women should be equal to men  I think Judaisms view on feminism is complicated and they include women in a lot of things, but women kind of  have stricter laws then men, so I wouldn't know what to call that.

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I am a feminist because I do think women and men should have the same rights. Although, I do believe that the body is built and made to suit being a woman and a man. So women do have the more maternal instinct, and that's okay. Men are built to be more strong, so them having more masculine jobs does make sense too. I am a feminist, but I also believe that some things, especially in Judaism, are meant to be mainly for men and mainly for women. Like davening 3 times a day with a minyan is an obligation for only men, so why would a women want to put more work on herself when it's not obligated. Same thing with lighting candles on Shabbat, not an obligation for men. Women and men do have equal rights but they also have things that are meant for just their gender too

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To me, the definition of feminism is advocating for women to have equal rights to men. I personally wouldn't consider myself a feminist, but I do agree with the idea that both men and women should have the same rights. In Judaism, I see that men and women don't have the same tasks, but both have different roles in society that equal out. For example, men get to wear tefillin while women light shabbot candles.

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While I'm not anti-feminist, there’s a brand of radical feminism that insists that our culture is an oppressive patriarchy. This is what is an appalling sociological doctrine. The modern conceptualization of feminism imposes a lie: that men and women have the same talents, proclivities and desires; and consequently, any discrepancies in their professional paths are due to sexism enforced by the direct force of legislation and law. Feminism has made people less free. Generally speaking, feminism denigrates femininity, working to replace women’s traditional commitments. WITH THAT SAID, I am, in the traditional sense, a feminist. I believe in the equal treatment of men and women because we were created equally in the eye of our mutual Creator.

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i wouldn't qualify myself as a feminist but i definitely believe in gender equality. Simple things such as clothes, jobs, and even baby products should be genderless.