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I am not a feminist because today in 2023, I don't think it is necessary. Feminist advocate for women's rights and today, I believe that women have equal rights to men. In Judaism, the Torah distinguishes the different roles between men and women, but I don't believe that is necessarily a bad thing. Men and Women play very different roles, but in a positive way. In some cases, women play subordinate roles in the Torah, and vice versa.

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I don't think i'm a feminist, but i do support women and believe that they should have equal rights, shouldn't be judged or put down because of who they are, and have the same opportunities as others do. I believe feminism means that all genders should have equal rights and based on Judaism's view I believe that women are known to be very special and powerful! even if they are different, they should all be treated with respect.

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I am not a feminist because I don't think men and women are equal in every part of life especially because in Judaism women are held to such a different standard. They are not necessarily higher or lower just different and I think that's important because woman and men are very different.

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I am not really a feminist but I like how they are trying to bring up woman however I personally think they come off in a bad way. Judaism views woman highly and always thinks of them as holy.

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I am not a feminist. I think that women have a different role than men. I don't believe that we are inferior, but rather that we are not the same. Hashem created men and women for a reason and we have our differences. I think that women should be seen as different than men. We are not the same. Women have a very special role in Judaism which is to make the home. Some may think that this is showing that women are inferior, but the Torah describes women as being very special and having a lot of wisdom. So no I'm not technically a feminist, but I think women should not be seen as inferior.

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I am not a feminist because I believe men and women have a different purpose but I believe the value of a man and women are equal. In Judaism it says that men and women have different roles but one is not better then the other.

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I do not identify as a feminist because i think that in judaism the torah puts emphasis that women and men are different in the sense that they each have unique abilities and modern feminism differs from the torahs perspective. I think in modern feminism they fight for women to be equal to men in every way but that doesnt align with torah values therefore it doesnt align with my beleifs.

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yes but no. first off i do not think that anything in life is whatsoever equal or fair, which is why i won't flat out consider myself a feminist. but i believe that everyone should have a chance to prove themself as worthy as a candidate and how they should not be judged by their exterior but by their content and interior (not to found cheesy). i don't like glorifying feminism or equality because nothing is, and i stand by the point that nothing is equal or fair. i think it is important for a jew to to be proud of being a women but i don't like how they make women seem like they belong in only a kitchen ding only a few things when women also have capability. just like how sniut can feel very restricting and annoying sometimes  while i still have a pride about my Jewish women responablity

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I do believe in woman’s rights and equality but I feel being a feminist means more than that and is considered different things nowadays. It means to me that everyone is considered being able to contribute to society without making any one feel like they don’t belong but I do think we are different but equal.. I don’t think Judaism shows much equality to woman since it is an older religion and has older views on equality.

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I am not a feminist. Feminism is when women are fighting for their own rights because they are not being treated correctly by society. I think that women right now are very successful. Many businesses are owned by a women and we can also connect this to the torah. Women are supposed to have a different role than Men and this is what makes them unique. they have their own requirements and obligations to fulfill than men. I still think that women should always fight and be unique but they are supposed to have a different form of equality than men.

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I am a feminist. There is still gender inequality including pay gaps and things that can affect day to day life. Feminism does not mean that women are better than men or should be treated like men, but rather that we should be granted the opportunities and given choices. Wanting children or to have a traditional " woman's role" and being a feminist is not mutually exclusive . I don't think that Judaism is feminist.

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I am not a feminist by the definition of the video. I think feminism is a woman doing whatever she wants whether it be a professional job or a household job. I am a feminist in this way because I think a woman should strive to accomplish what she wants to. If other aspects of life come in the way and she has to put off this path for some reason, then that's ok as long as she knows what she wants to do and how a family is a bracha. I think the Torah doesn't view "feminism" as anything. The Torah doesn't subscribe to a movement, but the Torah is true to its core values, and these values value women but aren't "feminist."

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I’m not really a feminist. not because I don’t believe that women should have right but just because now a days I think the term feminism gets taken to a whole other level and stands for something completely different than it was originally intended to. I think Judaism recognizes that men and women aren’t necessarily equal - not in a bad way but just that they were created differently.

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Feminism means believing that EVERYONE can do ANYTHING. In Judaism there are so many women who do incredible things by standing up for what is right and what they believe in. Women are a key part in where Jews stand today. Without women, who knows where we could be be. I agree that women are an essential part to our world, but I am not sure that I would call myself a feminist, but I agree  that women and men can do whatever they would like to in order to feel good about themselves.

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I am a feminist because I believe that women should be allowed the same opportunities in life as men, whether they decide to take them or not. I believe that women's actions should be their own and not solely dictated by what society wants them to do. Feminism to me DOES NOT mean women and men are exactly the same or that women are better than men. For me, it means dismantling the archaic and longstanding idea that women should be subservient to men or that women are inherently capable of less things. It means that, although we are different biologically, our abilities shouldn't be determined and confined by our gender. Honestly, I am conflicted on what the Torah's stance is. Yes, many women in tanach are homemakers and are not in positions of power, but it could be due to the societal norms of the time and not the values of the Torah. Devorah for example was in a position of power. However, the people who teach us Torah today have their own views on feminism and in interpreting the Torah and mitzvot to us this might influence what they say. I would have to do more research to determine Torah's stance.

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I’m not personally a feminist but I value the impact of women in day to day lives. I think there are times when men should be praised more and times where women need to be praised more.

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I guess I agree with feminists in the sense that all woman should be equal across all aspects of life, however although these individuals are arguing that feminists don’t believe that woman are superior but equal- a lot of the slogans and connotations are that they are jokingly superior and over promote terms like “g-d is a woman” and “ girls run the world” to a point were it is causing more of an opposition to the cause further fighting for equality that has been very much assessed in America at least- thru cheap assertions that str8 white males run the world rather then just acknowledging the successes of woman without putting down men- which is the route of the issue. Because Torah often asserts woman’s necessarily traditional roles it does not aline with the feminist agenda that sees woman thriving in all fields( that I also agree with).

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Judaism values women and have special halachot to praise women, just like candle lighting and covering hair. The Torah however differentiates men and women as seen with tzniut and different roles to play in a home.

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Right now, I like that I can stay home, and expect a man to do stuff for me, and bring in money. I do know that later when working in my own business, I would like to be equal to men. I don't want to be looked down on just because I am a Woman. Also, I'm not sure if I am because some things are made for men, and some things are made for women. Feminism to me means that men and women should be equal. I think Judaism's view is that men and women are made from one body, so I guess we are equal. But on the other hand, women stay in tents in the Torah. Overall, Im not sure, I'd have to look into it.

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I am not a feminist in todays world because in todays world i think it represents something very different than just equal treatment for both genders. I do believe in women and men being treated the same but in some cases I dont think that men and women are equal. They have different roles and unique traits. Judaism views that women should educate their children and take care of them because women have more of a caring and warm personality. Men, on the other hand, should learn and fight for their families. This traditional view is what the Torah portrays through various stories and Mitzvot.

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I am a feminist to a certain extent because I believe that men and women are equal and should be treated equally. However, currently feminism has shifted to advocating more aggressively for rights other than equality so in that sense, I am not really a feminist. To me, feminism is extremely important because I want myself as well as my children and their children to have equal and plentiful opportunities to pursue whatever they may want. Judaism's view on feminism is  very diverse and complex.  There may be differing opinions and interpretations regarding feminism and gender equality. It is important to engage in respectful and nuanced discussions about these topics, while also recognizing and valuing the diversity of perspectives within the Jewish community. Judaism values women for specific roles and men for specific roles, it is not necessarily about equality but rather fulfilling Hashem's word.

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I don't think that i'm a feminist because of what it represents now. I think that it shifted to people fighting for marginal rights that are not applicable to women now. I think feminism now shames women for enjoying and wanting traditional roles while prasing only career driven women who work tirelessly even if that is not what every women wants.