Tsitsipas: His Contributions to Modern Feminism that Provoked Reactions

Stefanos Tsitsipas again caused a lot of discussion with a post on social media.

It all started with a retweet he made to a post by businessman Iman Gachi which read: “Unequal societies are less cohesive. They have higher rates of antisocial behavior and violence. Countries with greater gender equality are more connected. This should be encouraged at a healthy level. It doesn’t have to be radical. Therein lies the problem”.

His specific action caused reactions, with the Greek tennis player responding both individually to many comments and with his new post.

What two journalists write to him is typical. Former tennis player turned journalist Renee Stamps wrote to him: “How do you know what women go through on a daily basis? Would you like to talk to an Iranian woman now? Man you’ve been tweeting some pretty crazy stuff but this one is failing. Do you know how much inequality there is? is still in this world?” “.

As an aside, Kathryn Whitake (commentator for BBC and Eurosport) said: “Looks like you figured it all out, so I’ll stop there. I wish I had the privilege of not believing in patriarchy too.”.

A little later, Tsitsipas wrote in his new posts: “Feminism empowers people, which is one of the main reasons young people should get involved. It’s a common misconception that feminism is only beneficial to women and that only women can be feminists.

And one of the main goals of feminism is to break down traditional gender stereotypes and break them down so that individuals can live free and independent lives.

Unequal societies are less cohesive. They have higher rates of antisocial behavior and violence. Countries with more gender equality agree. This should be encouraged at a healthy level. It doesn’t have to be radical. Therein lies the problem”.