All through out my short learning career I've heard mentioned the "feminist approach", this term is used when learning just about anything that has to do with sociology. You learn the feminist theory regarding many social issues. Women have made an impact in western society. Thanks to many radical women I am able to participate in anything I want to really and this all may seem normal now but at one point in history it wasn't. These radical women fought for equal rights, to be treated the same as a man. But do women really have equal rights? In theory they may but in practice it may be a different story. In some aspects women still have less rights then men do but there may be another side to this issue. Do women actually have more rights then men do? Are they really demanding equal rights or for special privileges? Do they only want to be seen equal when it convenient to them? Is society actually experiencing a moral panic and as a result men are suffering in some regards from all this feminist talk? This blog will explore all these questions so stay tuned. :)