Feminists Vs. Anti-Feminists Gets UNHINGED

White feminists debate POC anti-feminists in this Jubilee episode I was actually supposed to be a part of! Can’t wait to see how their conversation went—let’s get into it!





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0:00 - Countdown
2:56 - Intro
4:39 - The Feminist Movement Is Racist
16:16 - You Can Support Women Without Identifying With the Feminist Movement
32:00 - White Women Benefit Most from the Feminist Movement
48:30 - The Patriarchy Has Been Beneficial to Society
1:29:32 - Antifeminism Hinders Progress Towards Gender Equality
1:56:08 - I Feel Targeted By Some Feminists
2:03:29 - Superchats!

[jasmine____]

why do all of these jubilee debates always come back to trans issues 😭

[juruu]

On countless occasions, I was told to kill myself because I was white.

I lost many, many friends for saying you can be racist to white people, and that it’s justified to say that to someone of my skin color because of ‘what we’ve done.’

My dad’s side are huge lefties, and we saw Hamilton the other day; so my dad asked me, “what did you think about the casting of black people?”

I said, “It was cool, but I don’t really care whether they’re black or white. They were all amazing regardless.”

Then his girlfriend butted in — “That’s rude, you should acknowledge them for their race and background.”

Like bro — is it wrong of me to genuinely not care about the color of your skin? As long as you’re a nice person, that’s all that matters to me. Someone better get these crazies.

[cameronjones]

Being pro women does not mean being a feminist. feminism is an movement, being pro women is just being human

[willowalytus]

As a "white" woman who just got not one but two job rejection emails and stated that I didn't fit the diversity requirements they were looking I would like to know how is that not blatantly racist.... And why that's considered acceptable. And both were government jobs. My skin colour shouldn't come before my job experience.

[anchoredhopes]

Im tired of everything being blamed on race.

[dougterhune]

When I thought of what I wanted in a wife, I wanted to have a woman who did not want to be ahead of me or behind me. I wanted a woman who would walk with me side by side while we walked through life. We have been married for 31 years.

[Nahnah]

1:17:46

I'm a stay at home mom/wife. My husband and I subscribe to pretty traditional roles and values.

He works his a$$ off so that he can come home to a clean home, a happy child, and an artist wife covered in paint.

How anyone can see my life as oppressive is craaàazy.

[jpro_fitco]

Pink haired girl is the textbook, perfect example of how in modern “western” society, logic has left the chat.

[FallenRobot]

The answer to the question of "Which rights do men have that women don't have now?" of "They have a right to go out and not be assaulted" is not only not answering the question - as we all have a right IN LAW to not be attacked/assaulted, but it suggests men are safe while out at night, alone in questionable streets or locations. Assaults occur overwhelmingly to men, granted sexual assaults occur more to women.

As a man I've been violently attacked by a group of guys while I was with my girlfriend just walking up a street at night- they (thankfully) left her alone and all 7 of them just punch and kicked me until I was pouring with blood. Men are NOT safe at night alone in unfamiliar places and in my case even with a woman, aslong as criminals out number you or outgun you, you're in danger.

[lilygreen]

I hate the idea that I have to support all women just because we have the same genitals. It is so weird to me. I support the women I like and love, why should I support someone just because we have the same organs? It makes entirely no sense to me.

[Beerdwolf]

Saying "This is a problem for society, not for us" is the core of almost every problem in our society today. The bystander effect. Someone else should fix that...its sort of wild hearing someone who claims to be an activist saying something like that.

[dougterhune]

When my mother graduated High School in the 1950's she said that she wanted to go to college and she was told that women did not go to college. I don't think any of these women have ever experienced that kind of situation. My mom met my father in the early 1960's and he worked a lot of extra hours to support all four of us kids and to send my mother to college. Why did he do this? He loved all of us. She became a teacher and that was her passion for 29 years. This kind of thing happened all the time. What change happened as the century went on.

[coreyhamilton]

I enjoy this channel, but I’m starting to think watching these types of debates are having a negative effect on my mental well being. The other morning I woke up and I could hear people arguing in my head lol

[WilliamScavengerFish]

As trans is now an identity that bestows perks and privileges, it has become a loop hole for unsavoury types to act with impunity.

[RachelledelaRosa]

From question one.. “we want minority women in our party” just to make their agenda stronger. If they actually cared they would be open to what we’re saying even if we’re opposing them

[jaded]

Well, big red sure ain't looking to break any stereotypes, is she.

[wytefoxx]

The pink hair is the reason why feminism is having the backlash in society and pushing women's right to the backseat.

[jrmckim]

"Access to our bodies"
I hate this phrase. They have access to their bodies, but when they share that body with another human, it changes things. There are so many kinds of birth control on the market- many of them free or low cost now. I think the main problem is the lack of female health education. Many females don't know how their bodies work. When and how they can become pregnant. Do they know to keep track of their menstrual cycles? Or when they ovulate? Our Sex Education program in the US really sucks and there's no standard course or curriculum. Some schools don't even teach basic human anatomy.
On another note, where have all these feminists been regarding "access to our bodies" and getting a tubal ligation aka tubes tied? Most hospitals/ob-gyn will not perform a tubal ligation on a woman under 35 unless she's had 3 children. If you are 35+, they want you to have at least 1 child. Not only that but millions of women around the world suffer years with endometriosis before they will operate. Where are they on this issue?
What about the honor killings, acid attacks, and bride burnings? Even the ones in the Western Hemisphere never get coverage. That should be the focus of feminists/ pro-women organizations. Yet you never hear them rallying for these victims.
Ugh...

[casebeth]

I dont care what any woman CHOOSES to wear. Bc she CHOOSES. Maybe it's different than my choice, but if it hurts no one, who cares

[katiebakic]

I hate the “control over your bodies” argument because of all the abortion stuff. I am sick and tired (and my husband agrees) that these people act like we live in a world where there’s NO birth control options. You can most of the time CONTROL who you have sex with, how, and what type of birth control you and your partner CHOOSE! It’s INSANE