Citations:femismo
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English citations of femismo
Noun: "(informal, rare) exaggerated, stubborn, or aggressive femininity; female machismo"
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- 1996 October 13, westel [username], “Re: May/December Emotional Facelifts”, in alt.support.divorce[1] (Usenet):
- All feminists' talk about a woman's superior ability to identify and express their feelings is just that, TALK. It's just more femismo designed to inflate the deflated self-esteems of mean spirited women.
- 1997 December 19, Mark Evans, “Re: It's Useless to Appeal to a Feminist's Conscience”, in alt.politics.correct[2] (Usenet):
- This is "femismo", the equivalent of "machismo" but practiced by a woman. No different from the fool who knows nothing about internal combustion engines but things[sic] that having a dick makes him some sort of mechanic.
- 2000, Marilyn Maxwell, Male Rage, Female Fury: Gender and Violence in American Fiction, University Press of America (2000), →ISBN, page 117:
- Do these women, like Damon Cross in Wright's The Outsider or Bigger Thomas in Native Son, succeed in establishing their own autonomy only through violence, forging a "femismo" or female counterpart to the "machismo" brutality of a Mailer protagonist?