Feminism Is For Everyone By Bell Hook
Feminism’s Definition Feminism is a movement that needs to be recognized for more than mass media can offer, feminism is the key to a successful future. The first chapter of Bell Hook’s book “Feminism Is For Everyone” is simple, a definition of a topic she feels so strongly about. Feminism is for everyone Hook encourages as she makes her mark on the worlds stage with her second book. “Simply put feminism is a movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation, and oppression.”, Hook wrote in the first sentence of her book. Feminism is the change the world needs to be able to evolve and learn, Hook pushes and encourages throughout the read. In this chapter of Feminism Is For Everyone, you learn of the early ideas of the book and Hooks thoughts on the feminist movement. You hear of the ups and downs of the feminist movement and the struggles Hook and her fellow feminist leaders have faced to be able to keep the movement going forward in a positive light.
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Hook makes herself known as an advocate of feminism early in the second paragraph, when talking of her “fellow advocates of the feminist movement”. Her education shines through her writing as the reader embarks on her complex writing style that is vigorous in highly educated grammar, and sentence structure. With knowledge at her side, Hook’s recalls the feminist movement as if she was its creator; with ideas that flow from one another to prove her knowledge and passion in the movement. “As contemporary feminism progressed, and woman realized that males were not the only group in our society who supported sexist thinking and behavior- females could be sexist as well- anti-male sentiment no longer shaped the movements consciousness.” Hook’s grammar and structure of each sentence did not just show her education, yet the meaning of the sentence itself showed Hook’s passion, knowledge, and creditability of the feminist
Hook makes herself known as an advocate of feminism early in the second paragraph, when talking of her “fellow advocates of the feminist movement”. Her education shines through her writing as the reader embarks on her complex writing style that is vigorous in highly educated grammar, and sentence structure. With knowledge at her side, Hook’s recalls the feminist movement as if she was its creator; with ideas that flow from one another to prove her knowledge and passion in the movement. “As contemporary feminism progressed, and woman realized that males were not the only group in our society who supported sexist thinking and behavior- females could be sexist as well- anti-male sentiment no longer shaped the movements consciousness.” Hook’s grammar and structure of each sentence did not just show her education, yet the meaning of the sentence itself showed Hook’s passion, knowledge, and creditability of the feminist