The Forgotten Fight
Feminism & Public Perception
If power only means domination, maybe it’s not power at all.

Rethinking Superiority: Strength Isn’t About Violence

Too often, superiority is measured by who can hurt whom. But what if true superiority is about who can heal, create, and uplift?

Andrea Masters • August 15, 2025
The Bathroom Myth: Why Safety Talk Misses the Point

The “bathroom threat” is political theater. Real danger isn’t in restrooms — it’s in the places we refuse to regulate.

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Andrea Masters • August 11, 2025
The Power Games of Religion

"When you use God to justify oppression, everyone is afraid to criticize." Nawal El Saadawi reminds us: religion is not a neutral guide — it's a political tool used to control women and protect the status quo.

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Andrea Masters • August 5, 2025
The Invisible Labor of Listening

Women are often expected to absorb emotions, smooth conflicts, and offer comfort without question. This invisible labor drains time, energy, and selfhood — and it’s long past time we called it work.

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Andrea Masters • August 1, 2025
The Erasure of Older Women

Older women are often treated as if they’ve aged out of relevance. In a culture obsessed with youth, ageism and sexism work together to make their experience — and their value — disappear.

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Andrea Masters • July 26, 2025
What They Call Care

Women have long been left behind by modern medicine — misdiagnosed, excluded, and unheard. The cost is measured in pain, silence, and lives.

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Andrea Masters • July 23, 2025
It’s Not a Gender War. It’s a System.

The call for gender equality is not blame — it’s recognition. To move forward, we must stop interrupting pain with defensiveness and start listening with intent.

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