Feminists: What Were They Thinking? | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

The stories of their past paved the way for our future.

Netflix’s latest documentary takes a look into the women's movement of the 1970s through the collection of feminist portraits captured by photographer Cynthia MacAdams. 40 years later we look at the culture then and now.

Feminists: What Were They Thinking? Only on Netflix, October 12.

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Feminists: What Were They Thinking? | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

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I'm surprised the comments ain't disabled

[jonasneubert]

So, Netflix when are we going to get The Red Pill??

[enoki]

Is Netflix gonna be like the new Buzzfeed?

[mixboy]

To the people looking at the comments i hope you have a good day

[sima]

I literally search "the red pill" and this is what came up wtf

[Valjeandk]

"Men raised by single mothers are different men."
It's true.
But not in the way she seems to think.
I suggest checking statistics on crime, addiction etc.
All kinds of negative outcomes.

[KonSimpl]

I was raised by a single mother and never grew up seeing women as anything but equal. That being said, current wave feminism is all kinds of wrong/toxic/man-hating.

[MatthewChapmanSTL]

Buuuutttt... You won't show "The Red Pill" by Cassie Jaye. Hmmm.

[elkhanaliev]

"The men raised by single mothers are different, and we are contributing to that" - she is so honest.

[rickytrevino]

What fuckery is this "We went from feisty crazy little girls to having to be respectful good girls"
News flash, thats called growing up, everyone has to do it

[LGuiilhermee]

"The men I know that were raised by single mothers are different men." Is she saying that single motherhood is a good thing and we should thank feminism? I don't get it.

[khyatimahto]

I'm not surprised that this video has so many dislikes 'cause I know that there are so many misogynistic men who are afraid of women rasing their voice and becoming their 'equals'. Believe it or not, we are you're equals and the patriarchal outlook of the society has to change!
For non misogynists, this documentary is a MUST WATCH!!

[grkb]

"What Were They Thinking?"

Stolen from AVGN.

[ShadowDemon]

Nice to see this documentary about Cancer being featured on Netflix

[rupdhanteron]

Two things feminists should note:
1. Being offended doesn't entitle you to anything.
2. Being offended is not activism.

[federicogobbin]

"Feminists: what did they know? Did they know things? Let's find out!"

[jabbah]

.Guys...let us take a break...let the Women do all the House building,
Manufacturing, building Bridges, Ships, Cars...work your ways up in the
Garbage Collection Ladies..i think there is still not a Womens Quote
asked for... start putting one Brick on top of another, working on
Concrete building places...building roads on a daily base with
constantly hot tar...as long as the Women are not willing to take over
these tasks as well, they AND their "Equal Rights Supporters" should
calm down a bit...there`s enough Rights but also Obligations for
everybody...

[Biggestdoguknowfucke]

I was really hoping it would shed light on the genuine need for a movement in the 1960s versus the cancer it has now become. What a wasted opportunity.

[AA-ofjg]

This comment section shows how much the world needs this documentary and this kind of stuff ... I hope people will grow up and finally learn something useful.

[godemperor]

What do you call a happy feminist?

I'll let you know if I ever see one.