• Comparing Toxic Feminism and Catholic Feminism | Episode 62

  • Mar 23 2023
  • Length: 48 mins
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Comparing Toxic Feminism and Catholic Feminism | Episode 62

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  • In this episode, we have a beautiful discussion with Nika Capucion and Viv Hernandez.


    We delve into feminism and discuss some popular notions. We start by exploring the idea of the "girl boss" and the "trophy wife" - two seemingly opposite goals women strive towards. While most men focus on becoming a provider, women's desires tend to vary, and we ask ourselves whether it is fair to judge them for it.


    We then move on to the concept of toxic feminism, where we examine how certain extreme feminist beliefs can lead to harmful behavior and practices. We discuss the dangers of this poisonous mindset and how it can ultimately undermine the very principles of feminism.


    After the midroll, we look at Catholic feminism, which involves a belief in the equality of men and women, while also embracing the teachings of the Catholic Church. We explore the origins of this philosophy, its central tenets, and how it differs from other feminist ideologies.


    Join us for this fascinating conversation on feminism, its many facets, and how it impacts our society today.


    Let's talk! Connect with us on our socials:

    www.instagram.com/jpaulhernandez/

    www.instagram.com/nikocapucion

    www.instagram.com/leeanrosal
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