Feminist fatherhood challenges this model. It sees men not just as providers, but as caregivers, nurturers, and partners in emotional labor. It embraces vulnerability, shared responsibility, and the idea that parenting isn’t a gendered job—it’s a human one.

When feminism becomes a tool of capitalism, it loses its power to challenge that very system.

Are queer people being seen, or are they just being sold to?

Mother’s Day was never meant to be about brunch reservations and gift bags. It was born from rage. From grief. From protest.