1. Feminism We are definitely not dead but we are getting unpopular. Feminism seems to be losing its widespread appeal and coherence as a movement. Diverse perspectives and internal conflicts are causing it to fragment, challenging its ability to present a united front and effectively advocate for women and LGBTQ-focused movements. This splintering may reflect evolving societal views and the complexity of addressing multiple, intersecting forms of discrimination within the framework of traditional feminist principles. The rise of intersectionality within the movement highlights the importance of considering race, class, and other identities in the struggle for gender equity. However, this necessary complexity can lead to divisions as different groups prioritize varied agendas and methods. To overcome these challenges, a renewed focus on unity and collaboration is essential. It is becoming more obvious that feminism is no for uniting the community, rather it is for dividing. As more and more feminists realize this issue, many have left feminism and decided to become traditional.