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This line can be taken to mean that feminism is not one fixed style, but a broad claim shaped by different lives. It reads as a reminder that lived experience changes what equality looks like in practice. It lands when someone tries to define feminism too narrowly, or when a conversation needs room for more than one woman’s story.
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About Caitlin Moran
English journalist, broadcaster, and author
Caitlin Moran is an English journalist, broadcaster, and author. She writes for The Times and is known for her columns and her work across print and broadcast media. At The Times, she writes two columns each week, one for the Saturday Magazine and another satirical Friday column called “Celebrity Watch”. Her work is rooted in journalism, with a strong satirical edge in her regular writing.
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