Over the decades, feminism has undergone profound shifts, expanding, intersecting, evolving. Yet as the term stretches to encompass broader social movements, some advocates argue it has lost its core purpose: safeguarding the rights, safety, and sovereignty of women and girls.
Once a powerful force rooted in the pursuit of women's self-sovereignty and rights, feminism now appears fragmented and diluted, caught in the crossfire of partisan debates and ideological battles that often overshadow the very issues it once championed.
