Is it Possible to be a Feminist and a Confucian Without Marginalization or Contradiction?

The march, scheduled to reach the East station in place of the City Hall, aims to denounce the threats to rights "by a fascist state and the rise of the far right", according to the organizers. The prefecture fears the risks of harming "public order".

This demonstration "is likely to disturb public order", the police prefecture believes, in particular because of calls to join the march by pro-Palestinian collectives.

The Paris police prefect announced his intention to ban the "feminist" demonstration, invoking calls from radical pro-Palestinian collectives to participate in it. Decryption.

Is it Possible to be a Feminist and a Confucian Without Marginalization or Contradiction?

I am a trained philosopher and have taught philosophy full-time in college classrooms for nearly 24 years. Like many tenured full professors in our profession, I have numerous publications, including two monographs that propose a positive theoretical convergence between Confucianism and feminism—a new form of feminist theory framed in Confucian terms, concepts, and concerns. Despite […] The post Is it Possible to be a Feminist and a Confucian Wi…