Original sentence: Blee notes that just as white racists encouraged discrimination of black men first to protect 'white womanhood', as portrayed in the Rosewood (film), Radical Feminists or feminazi demogoguery excludes 'black' from the old WKKK jargon.Creation of a dual class, based on gender, is the essence of feminazism.Feminazi's are radical feminists that promote the misandrous view that men and patriarchy is responsible for most of the major ills in society, just as racist NAZI's blamed jews and WKKK racists blamed blacks.In her book 'Women of the Klan" Kathleen Blee links methods and issues used by the early Woman's Klu Klux Klan of the 1880's with radical feminism of the 1960's.Many Men's Rights and Father's Rights activists view legislature such as the VAWA as invoking the same profiling and sexual imagry used to first profile black men, then all men, as inately violent, abusive and rapists.Other links between feminism and Nazism is demonising the target group by labeling, profiling, or presuming them to be perverts and sexual criminals, and creation of laws that punish members of the targeted group more severely than members of the privileged group for the very same crime, ie: VAWA.The support and advocacy by some Feminists for Lorena Bobbit and propaganda that ridiculed men even when mutilated is classic feminazism.The term Feminazi is often used by [[men's rights] and father's rights activists, especially on internet blogs, to describe Radical Feminist discrimination or vilification of men based upon their differing genetic code, much like the racist KKK denegration of blacks, or NAZI propaganda directed at Jews or others viewed outside the priviledged class.The term is often used as a derogatory term for radical feminist.Villification of men to engender misandry and unEqual Rights based on genetic code is viewed as femi-NAZI style propaganda
Edited sentence: The term is often used as a derogatory term for feminist