Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Victim feminism
Victim feminism" is not a novel concept, but a catchy reductionist slogan used only by certain critics to simplify and/or dismiss otherwise complex issues that run through many strains of feminist thought (concepts that we already cover in articles linked above). It typically appears in quotes because academics/writers often go for easy quotes in current literature -- touchstones, flashpoints, or otherwise ways in to talk about the bigger subjects. That they're talking about the concept of victimization in feminism and refer to Wolf's "victim feminism" does not mean "victim feminism" is a unique concept -- it means it's one of many ways people have talked about this central concept, and in a tantalizing pejorative (or reductive) gloss. It's not a new idea, it's a package for existing ideas. That's why we have  and  -- because at best it merits a paragraph in an existing article. &mdash
— User:Rhododendrites, 15:54, 3 May 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOPAGE||WP:NEO (Wikipedia:Notability)