An obstacle we have all noted time and again to effecting change is our minority status, which renders us vulnerable to being overwhelmed by social and economic forces. We can be fired/ostracized/threatened/cancelled because we don't hold the power. Here's an idea on expanding our numbers: What if instead of just emphasizing radical feminism, we extend it so that radical feminism becomes one instance of a larger civil liberties issue? My boyfriend agrees with a lot of my radfem because he's a classical liberal (self-identified liberal libertarian). What if we emphasized civil liberties such as right to free speech and belief and put pressure on libertarians or other allies of classical liberalism to back radical feminism by framing our concerns as a threat to civil liberties at large? Generally speaking libertarians hate thought control and government intervention into the personal sphere. They also tend to have corporate money. We don't have to repudiate radical feminism by expanding beyond it and possibly getting the support of think tanks centered on liberalism. Heck, we don't have to agree with everything our allies believe in. We just need to center in on issues we do agree on so we can mobilize action through numbers. Maybe we should frame our strategy in terms of a defense of American civil liberties against autocratic thought control?