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The one question I get all the time when discussing gender equality is “Why do we say ‘feminism’ when we are talking about the equality of genders?” I have been thinking about this for some time as well, since I hear this question a lot, and the answer I found is not an easy one to disentangle. Allow me to explain my thought process and let’s think this through together. Most times I talk to people about feminism, they say that the word feminism is a sexist way to approach the issue of gender inequality because it breeds inequality by making women the sole focus. Their main argument seems to be that there are many different aspects of inequality in our society that affect not only women but