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Gason ka diskite ke jou a modèn, fanm endepandan ka sasimile tradisyon galan kòm zak kont feminis. Jou sa yo, repons lan se wi, gason ak fanm yo egal bèl anpil, men chevalri se pa nan degize defann opresyon fanm oswa perpétuer enjistis sosyal yo pou fanm. Se sèlman 7 pousan nan fanm santi tankou zak galan, tankou kenbe pòt louvri, se pretèks, dapre Daily Mail. Men,, dapre yon sèl moun sou chak jou Elite, lòt la 93 pousan nan fanm yo pa mande pou zak sa yo galan. Undertones galan yo se yon bagay plis fanm ta dwe atann, ak plis moun yo ta dwe enkòpore.
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Men can argue that the modern day, independent woman may internalize chivalrous traditions as acts against feminism. These days, yes, men and women are pretty much equals, but chivalry isn’t in disguise advocating women’s oppression or perpetuating the social injustices of women. Only 7 percent of women feel like chivalrous acts, such as holding open doors, are patronizing, according to Daily Mail. Yet, according to one man on Elite Daily, the other 93 percent of women aren’t asking for these chivalrous acts. Chivalrous undertones are something more women should expect, and more men should incorporate.