Nollywood actress, Ini Edo has revealed explanation why she doesn’t think about herself a feminist.
In an interview on Tea with Taypod podcast, Ini Edo declared herself a non feminist, as a result of she has been raised in a sure manner, to respect and worth males. Although, she loves to guard ladies’s rights and feels the necessity for equality, nevertheless, she is a structured individual.
Ini Edo acknowledged that she isn’t struggling for the King place like a few of her colleagues, as she is contented with being a queen and a lady.
She stated, “Being a feminist means totally different factor to totally different folks.
I really like to guard ladies’s rights and I really feel the necessity for equality, however I’m additionally a structured individual.
I’ve been raised a sure manner. I’m raised to respect and worth males.
I need to be a lady and likewise need to have the ability to be a queen. I’m not struggling for the King’s place. I’m comfy being a queen so long as there may be nothing hovering my crown”.
Not like Ini Edo who doesn’t see herself as a feminist, Huge Brother Naija actuality star, Erica Nlewedim is a proud feminist.
Why solely love could make me submissive as a feminist – Erica Nlewedim spills
Erica Nlewedim had despatched a message to her potential suitors. She acknowledged that the primary query she would ask her date, is that if he had something towards feminists, as she is a female feminists.
In response to Erica, solely love could make her submissive.
“First date query: Do you have got an issue with feminists? Cos I’m a female feminist. Solely love could make me submissive”.
A Twitter consumer had tackled her, questioning if feminists can’t be submissive.
“And isn’t being submissive feminism?”.
Education him, Erica acknowledged which you can’t demand submission from folks.
In response to her, you don’t have any proper to ask for submission from others.
Erica famous how guys demand submission from the other g3nder as a result of they’re ‘Male’.
For Erica, submission is one thing she would give freely when it’s earned.