Good feminists don't fear the sisterhood because they know they are comporting themselves in sisterhood-approved ways.
Roxane Gay, in her book "Bad Feminist," highlights a supportive view of feminism that embraces solidarity among women. She argues that good feminists find strength in the sisterhood and are confident in their actions, aligning with the values and principles of feminism. This assurance allows them to navigate their identity and advocacy without fear of judgment from others in the movement.
Gay suggests that when feminists embrace their connections and behaviors within the sisterhood, they foster a nurturing environment that encourages diverse experiences and perspectives. This approach promotes inclusivity and understanding, empowering women to support one another while prioritizing the larger goals of feminism.
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