Juxtapositional Feminism is about highlighting the juxtapositions of morality within our society, to challenge intersections of inequality and half-truths of third wave feminism (intersectional feminism).
Examples often are innocuous statements, designed to disrupt the shielded contradictions and incongruity of intersectional feminism.
"It's okay to be white", "Islam is right about Women", and "White Lives Matter" are some key examples.
When the intersectional feminists challenge the statement, it makes the non-intersectional feminist masses think "what is wrong with that innocuous statement?"
Through this process the grip of power/legitimacy the intersectional feminists have, diminishes.
They cannot help but claim, "white lives matter" is racist, while they compel (claiming solidarity) everyone takes the knee for "black lives matter". They highlight their own inconsistency with how they racially view the world, and show that they are not about creating a more equal society.
@RiskDebonair
Irish Writer, Poet, & Lover