Nisai Muzahmat

Some commentators have observed that: One might inquire as to the rationale behind the pervasive emphasis on the term "feminist." One might inquire as to why one would not simply state that one supports human rights, or a similar concept. From a broader perspective, feminism is included within human rights. However, using a vague term like human rights would result in the obscuring of the more obvious and central issue of gender. This has resulted in the marginalization of women for centuries, with the denial of the impact of sexuality on women and the denial of their fundamental human rights.For centuries, human society has been divided into two parts, and this has gradually resulted in the domination and oppression of one class. It is only when this problematic state of affairs is acknowledged that justice can be achieved.Some men are reluctant to accept the concept of feminism, perceiving it as a threat. This can be attributed to the way boys are socialised, with the expectation that a man should exert control over his family.