TED: Confessions of a bad feminist | Roxane Gay

The speaker reflects on her journey as a 'bad feminist', acknowledging contradictions in her beliefs and actions. She critiques mainstream feminism for its lack of inclusivity and discusses societal pressures on feminists. The talk encourages making better choices for gender equality and calls for actions that lead to meaningful change. The speaker concludes by sharing her personal journey of reclaiming her voice through writing and feminism.

How does the speaker view the expectations placed on visible feminists?

What is the significance of the speaker's reference to her nieces?

What actions does the speaker suggest individuals can take to support feminism?

Why does the speaker believe that being a 'bad feminist' is better than being no feminist at all?