We Should All Be Feminists

Her speech emphasizes that feminism isn't just for women but for everyone. I wonder what inspired her to highlight this universal approach and how she hopes it impacts the movement.

The stories about her own experiences made the message feel more relatable, but I’m curious if others felt it strengthened or shifted their understanding of feminism.

The conversational tone and direct address make it feel like a dialogue. I wonder how much of that was intentional to engage readers differently.