Which Celebrity Feminist Are You?
Which Celebrity Feminist Are You?
Which of these outspoken celebrity feminists line up with your beliefs the best?
Which of these outspoken celebrity feminists line up with your beliefs the best?
First of all, how confident are you in identifying yourself as a feminist?
How important is intersectionality to you?
How important is being a feminist to your "brand"?
How important is is to call out someone who's not being very feminist?
How important are male allies to the feminist movement?
What's the biggest criticism you might face as a feminist?
Ideally, how would you love to make your feminist beliefs known?
Which other popular feminist would you be most willing to recommend to someone?
What specific issue do you think people most associate you with?
What's the best way to make feminism a better, more inclusive movement for everyone?
Final question: are you a problematic fave or a beautiful cinnamon roll?
Emma Watson
Emma Watson
You're willing to educate people on the goals of feminism, and your patience knows no limit.
Nicki Minaj
Nicki Minaj
You don't give a f--k what people think and you're not afraid to speak your mind, regardless of what the status quo is.
Amandla Stenberg
Amandla Stenberg
You might be young, but you have a really nuanced and powerful understanding of intersectional feminism that you're more than capable of discussing with others. Go you!
Lena Dunham
Lena Dunham
You're not everyone's favorite person, but that doesn't mean you aren't making a difference, especially in the way that women are seen as sex objects.
Laverne Cox
Laverne Cox
You know that mainstream feminism has its faults and that not all women have the same experiences or support as one another, and you're brave enough to point that out to people every chance you get.
Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift
People may accuse you of jumping on the feminist bandwagon, but that's okay -- you're learning more about feminism all the time, and you're not afraid to talk about it.
Beyoncé
Beyoncé
You believe that feminism is equality, period, and you're not afraid to show it. Like, REALLY show it.
Jennifer Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence
Like every woman, you've had some awful stuff happen to you -- but you're also not about to stop fighting for what you believe in because of it. In fact, it's only made you more outspoken.