What is your definition of feminism? 

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        The belief that people of all genders are equal and deserve to be treated as such; it also            must be intersectional.                 

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What makes you consider yourself a feminist?

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       I think that gender should not dictate your opportunities. 

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Was there a specific time when you realized you were a feminist? 

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       It was a gradual thing, as I did not always know the term as such. 

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How has feminism impacted your life? 

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      It has made life much more bearable (see: all the rights that have been won back for us,            like going to school and being able to vote) 

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How does intersectionality matter to you? 

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      Any feminism that does not include PoC, LGBT+, disability, and other marginalized                  groups is not truly feminism. 

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How do you engage with feminism? 

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      I try to call out sexism when I see it and do my best to help share resources with those             who need them. 

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Do you have a favorite celebrity feminist or two? Why? 

       Probably Emma Watson and Jameela Jamil because they both have been very vocal and            active in fighting for equality. 

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Do you believe there can be different versions of feminism? 

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       Yes

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Have you ever taken a Women's Studies course? 

      

      No, but I have taken courses in Spanish related to it
 

Do you think some feminists are too radical? 

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     TERFs* are, but they are not really feminists due to their trans-exclusionary beliefs. 

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    *TERF = trans-exclusionary radical feminist