What would you pick between humanism and feminism?

Since feminism springs from and embodies a strongly humanistic ethos, I would obviously pick both. Indeed, that's kind of the point of being a feminist in the first place. read more

Feminism. Because it is humanism and more. Humanism was a movement during the Renaissance in Europe. Around the 14th century. Under Humanism the slave trade of African people happened. So, Humanism is exclusive of race, gender, class, caste, etc. Humanism was against the oppression of the Church. read more

Well, yes, but, you see, thanks to feminism she no longer has to hope that men, however humanist they may be, shall some dazzling day fight for all women to have equal access to basic human rights such as education, anti-discrimination or inheritance laws. read more

One big difference between feminism and humanism right off the bat is that feminism is a more familiar term. Regardless if people twist, misconstrue or are just ignorant of the meaning of the term feminism, what everyone understands is that it is about women's rights issues. read more