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The New Yorker writes quoting author Jessa Crispin "Feminism, she tells us, has become a self-serving brand popularized by C. E.O. s and beauty companies, a "fight to allow women to participate equally in the oppression of the powerless and the poor. "Do you think that feminism has become sensationalized and actually a "brand" more than a revolutionary movement? Why or why not?

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