Really? A song, sung by a woman about her love for a man is oppressive? You think that music is oppressive towards women? You think that deserves time in a highschool curriculum? Despite the fact that every gender studies class is a study of why men are the cause of the world's problem, you feel that there needs to be education on the matter?

I tell you what, you wanna fight for the rights of women? Go over to the middle east and stop women from having their clits cut off. Go protest the cultures that keep their women shrouded in beekeeper suits.

The only thing she draws attention to is her hurt feelings, over what she perceives as an attack on her gender. An attack that is akin to being bit by a mosquito and claiming that the whole species is targeting you, and only you.

What makes it worse, is that she asked for 6k to do not only a video series that she was already doing for free, but that everyone else has been doing for free for years. Then, because the internet decided to do what the internet does about everything, be mean, she decided to milk that for even more attention. She became a martyr, because people want to believe there is a huge conspiracy to bring down women. The only conspiracy, is that people all treat each other like shit. So now she is sitting on 160k, which good for her, she exploited stupid people who want to feel like they are fighting oppression. But, I guess when you think that you degree in gender studies has earned you the right to make a living off of Youtube videos, this is the outcome.

You think this country isn't flooded with extrovert feminism? This country swims in feminism. This is the country where colleges tell students at freshman orientation to treat all men as potential rapists. This is the country where female genital mutilation is considered an atrocity, but circumcision of infants is "no big deal". This is a country where feminists complain that LEGO doesn't make kits aimed at girls, and then when they do, they complain that the kits enforce gender stereotypes.

People are more than aware of feminist issues. The problem is, they're all non-issues, brought up by people whose real battle ended years ago and found themselves without a role in society.