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  The Core Ideas and Beliefs of Feminism The ongoing struggle to achieve gender equalityShare   Two activists for Indigenous women at a 2018 Women's March. Karen Ducey / Getty Images By   Jone Johnson Lewis Updated on August 31, 2021 Feminism   is a complex set of ideologies and theories, that at its core seeks to achieve equal social, political, and economic rights for women. Although  feminism  benefits everyone, its aim is to achieve equality for women, because prioritizing those who are most oppressed means freeing everyone else. Since men's rights are already secured and institutionally protected, feminism does not aim to help men. The Origin of the Word "Feminism" While it is common to see the word "feminist" used for figures such as   Mary Wollstonecraft  (1759–1797), the terms feminist and feminism were not used in the modern sense until a century after her 1792 book " A Vindication of the Rights of Women " was published. The term first ap...

 A man raped a lady publicly in broad daylight while bystanders and others passing by did nothing but recorded it;where the hell is your sense of humanity, India? With the growing number of harassment cases, especially ones that involve men because the perpetrators, it's become relatively easier to identify them in online and offline spaces alike. Considering that just about everyone, old and young, has access to smartphones with cameras, the probability of evidence being widely shared is now very high. A video surfaced recently during which a lady is seen being raped on a busy walkway in broad daylight within the town of Vishakhapatnam, India. While this atrocious crime was happening, an autorickshaw driver managed to record a video from his phone, making evident not only the rape, but also the bystanders,people walking by, choosing to ignore the crime. Not one person was seen intervening. The public is becoming extremely desensitised and heartless with each passing day. Are we so...

 A man raped a lady publicly in broad daylight while bystanders and others passing by did nothing but recorded it;where the hell is your sense of humanity, India? With the growing number of harassment cases, especially ones that involve men because the perpetrators, it's become relatively easier to identify them in online and offline spaces alike. Considering that just about everyone, old and young, has access to smartphones with cameras, the probability of evidence being widely shared is now very high. A video surfaced recently during which a lady is seen being raped on a busy walkway in broad daylight within the town of Vishakhapatnam, India. While this atrocious crime was happening, an autorickshaw driver managed to record a video from his phone, making evident not only the rape, but also the bystanders,people walking by, choosing to ignore the crime. Not one person was seen intervening. The public is becoming extremely desensitised and heartless with each passing day. Are we so...