How can I discuss feminism with friends who don’t understand it?

Helping friends understand feminism can be tough. This guide gives UK teens practical ways to discuss equality respectfully, explain key ideas clearly, and handle disagreements with confidence, kindness, and real-life insight.

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Maybe you've learned about feminism in school. Maybe you've seen people talking about it online. Maybe you've even started identifying as a feminist yourself someone who believes in equal rights and opportunities for all genders. But then, you talk to your friends, and they don't get it. They roll their eyes when the word feminism comes up. They say its just for girls, or worse, it's anti-men. If you've ever been in that situation, you're not alone. Talking about feminism especially with friends who misunderstand or disagree with it can be tough. But it's also an important conversation to have....
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