"CONFIDENCE" is a cult
A video on YouTube. In Video Essays, a Krater category.
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The video discusses the "cult of confidence" and the pressure on women to achieve personal improvement and self-confidence, while ignoring structural systemic issues like poverty and racism.
From the video
Answers: What is the cult of confidence and how does it affect women?
- self confidence
- cult of confidence
- women empowerment
- structural inequality
- mental health
- woke washing
Ingredients
- green onion
- lemon
- shrimp
- butter
- potatoes
- cabbage slaw
- bread roll
What it concludes
- The idea of inner confidence has been pitched as a foolproof solution for so long that it has become inescapable and cult-like.
- Confidence culture incites women to confess their insecurities while ignoring structural sources of vulnerability like poverty, ill health, racism, and sexism.
- Companies often brand themselves as woke to capitalize on political awareness while their internal structures do not reflect these values.
- Self-care cannot be an act of political warfare if the only battle you are waging is against your frown lines with a $110 moisturizer.
- The online self-care community is elitist and classist, and ignores systemic issues affecting marginalized people.
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