Among women, some of the strongest support for feminism was found in Sweden, where one in three (36%) agreed very much that they defined themselves as feminists. They were followed by women in Italy (31%) and Argentina (29%). Those in the middle of the ranking were from Great Britain (22%), Spain (22%), United States (20%), Australia (18%), Belgium (18%), France (18%), Canada (17%), Poland (17%), and Hungary (15%). Women least likely to agree very much were from Japan (8%), Germany (7%) and South Korea (7%).[115]
One quarter of men in Italy (25%) and Argentina (25%), and two in ten of those in Poland (21%) and France (19%), agreed very much they defined themselves as feminist. They were followed by those from Sweden (17%), Spain (16%), the United States (16%), Canada (15%), Great Britain (14%), Hungary (12%), Belgium (11%) and Australia (10%). Men least likely to identify this way were from South Korea (7%), Germany (3%) and Japan (3%).[115]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feminism#Demographics
Η Γερμανια εχει λιγοτερες φεμινιστριες ακομα και απο την Ιαπωνια, οταν θεωρητικα πιο πατριαρχιες κοινωνιες οπως οι καθολικες Ιταλια και Ισπανια εχουν 31% και 22% φεμινιστριων αντιστοιχα.
Τα ποσοστα ειναι χαμηλα και στους αντρες.
Διαβαζοντας την ιστορια του φεμινισμου, παρατηρω οτι η Γερμανια δεν ειχε φεμινιστες διανοουμενους περα απο καποια μελη του SPD και του KPD.
Oι περισσοτεροι/ες προερχονται απο αγγλοσαξωνικες χωρες και την Γαλλια.
ΔΘ και Μετρ πως το εξηγειτε αυτο?
