A very interesting movie, and a much needed honest documentary. Matt Walsh is an ethical, logical, brave, and smart interviewer and writer.
He was able to come up with this simple, yet fundamental question to make his claim that womenhood is more than a choice; It's a nature and engraved identity.
It was so sad to see intellectual scientists not able to give a solid definition to a "woman", as if we are regressing back in time, instead of developing into a better future.
It was more sad to see people mixing a forceful agreement into their self-perception by others, with acceptance and inclusion. No one said we exclude people, who are different than us. On the contrary, we have to love and accept everyone, but without being forced to share in their self-perception or pride.
Thank you, Matt Walsh. Keep it up! We need more of this..
He was able to come up with this simple, yet fundamental question to make his claim that womenhood is more than a choice; It's a nature and engraved identity.
It was so sad to see intellectual scientists not able to give a solid definition to a "woman", as if we are regressing back in time, instead of developing into a better future.
It was more sad to see people mixing a forceful agreement into their self-perception by others, with acceptance and inclusion. No one said we exclude people, who are different than us. On the contrary, we have to love and accept everyone, but without being forced to share in their self-perception or pride.
Thank you, Matt Walsh. Keep it up! We need more of this..