Do you believe that men can be feminists?

I apologize for my reaction to this, but I find this tanong especially frustrating.

Well, let's see, I don't know. Can white people be against racism? Can straight people support gay rights? No, I mean, really, CAN they? Because everyone knows that the minorities just want to prove they are better than white people, and gays want to take marriage away from straight people, so why should straight whites support these endeavors at all? God knows, equal rights for minorities and the LGBT community is NEVER good for the straight white people in power, it never benefits the economy, it never benefits society, and it never leads to happier lives for anyone, LEAST of all the straight white people, so why should they care?

If the above paragraph sounded ridiculous, it's because it is, but replace "minorities and the LGBT" with "women" and "straight whites" with "men," and you see how people talk about feminism and how ridiculous it is. Why is it that out of all the battles for equality, it's feminism that gets treated like it's different, like it's extremist, and like it's bad for society? And like it's not good for men, too?

Feminism fights for the rights of men all the time, argues to take away the "feminization" of careers like nursing and elementary school teaching to allow madami males to sumali the profession without fear of being seen as unmasculine, gay or a pedophile! (And yes, I have had a guy say to me, "I thought about teaching elementary but I didn't want people to think I was a pedophile because I like being around kids.")

THAT is the feminist battle as much as battling rape culture, work place discrimination, and the way we talk about women in power in the media (read: we talk about how they look, not what they say, unlike how we talk about powerful men).

So my tanong to you is, what kind of man WOULDN'T be a feminist? What kind of white person WOULDN'T be in support of equal rights for minorities?

That's the tanong you SHOULD be asking.

I honestly don't know. I don't see why not, on one hand, because if a man advocates for women's rights, and embraces feminism, I think that should allow them to coin that term for themselves. On the other hand, however, I don't know if they would actually be called a feminist, or not, sa pamamagitan ng women feminists... I think this is a difficult topic to decide about. So, I'm going to say that it may depend on how feminists would view them and how they would view themselves. I would personally call them a feminist, though.

Some female feminists see "feminist" as just a word for people who believe women should have equal rights to men, and they will allow men to use the word. Others will insist that feminism is a movement of women, for women, and do not think men should use their labels and run with it, seeing that as something like white people taking over the movements of racial minorities, leaving the actual people struggling voiceless and dependent on people who could never understand the issues well enough. They do accept male support and are often grateful for it but will insist on men using the label "pro-feminist".

I personally am with Cinders, but I think it's important to recognize how different people expect different things, and I am always prepared to alter my dialog to be respectful to the people to whom I am speaking.

There are all different types of feminists. There's a lot of sociological terms(first wave, third wave, ethno-feminism, etc.)
A minority of feminists see women as being superior to men, because men can't reproduce and are madami likely to commit crimes. This is the madami extreme kind, which most men find objectionable.
Most women are equal opportunity feminists. They believe women should have the same opportunities as men in the workplace, equal pay and formal equality. This type of feminism is something most men support anyway.
Personally, I see feminism as a sub-area of anthroposophy (love of people) ingeneral. It's not that women need to be treated better sa pamamagitan ng men, it's that everybody needs to be treated better sa pamamagitan ng each other. Women should beable to have careers outside the tahanan without stigmatisation, but men should be able to act as carers within the tahanan without stigmatisation too.
Feminism is a good thing when it's about creating opportunities for people who don't have them, and improving relationships and lives. However, if you believe in this, then you should believe in the same things for everybody, not just women. When feminism is used as a tool of aggression, then it becomes a negative thing that shouldn't be supported sa pamamagitan ng anybody.
I guess in conclusion, it's great to be a feminist as a man, because it shows that feminism is not an exclusive club for women who hate men, as it's sometimes inaccurately portrayed. However, it's better if you complement your feminism sa pamamagitan ng supporting equal opportunities for everyone, not just women.

Honestly, I suppose. I dont see why a man can support the female sex.

I definitely think that men can be feminists. I'm sure there are a lot of guys that think that women should be equal to them and I'm also sure that they are willing to fight for them as well, even though those guys don't really benefit, I'm sure they're just happy to just help.

Yes. They just have to believe both genders should be equal.