Sabumon Abdus Samad is a star who has a lot of fans on social media. Although he made his film debut many years ago, Sabumon has been noticed in recent films. The character in the movie Jellikettu directed by Lijo Jose Pellissery was highly acclaimed. Sabumon was popularized by television audiences through his show BigBoss.
Sabu shared a Facebook post the other day. It contained Sabumon’s views of what a true feminist is. A lot of people came on the scene to oppose and support Sabu Mone. Now Sabumon has shared another similar post.
Read the post:
I have a sister near my house, Rema Chechi (name not real). Rama Chechi also became a laborer when her husband, who was a wage laborer, could not meet his family expenses and the education of his children. Rema Chechi’s working life started when she took a loan from Kudumbasree and bought a cow. Rema Chechi will look at the items in each corner of the house and tell you the loan amount and the installments for each loan. It goes without saying that he is the owner of it all and that it is the virtue of his ingenuity. Rema Chechi is a feminist to me, pointing to the trophy she won in the chair competition for Kudumbasree’s Onam celebrations last year and saying to her children, “I bought it directly from the hands of an MP, not like you.” If you ask Rema Chechi what she has achieved in her fifties, the answer is that both her children have post graduation certificates. Rema Chechi is the symbol of lakhs of Kudumbasree workers in Kerala who are facing her husband’s hunk show by listing the prices of home furniture and her youngest daughter’s laptop.
To me, feminists are women who have achieved financial independence through government jobs, banking, private employment, trade, domestic work and crafting. But the feminism of Kudumbasree activists and women participating in employment will change. Aren’t the women who go to clear the forest, cut the ridges of the canals and dig up the fields, Massalle? If you go to them and tell them that you are Massana, they will scoff. For them it is survival. Unbeknownst to them, their survival depends on the male-dominated physical health tradition here.
With a loan of Rs. 5,000 or Rs. They are rewriting the financial power and supremacy of men through loans from microfinance banks through various government schemes. Kudumbasree workers are also interested in giving loans to banks in Kerala without any questions. That is to say, no one else has been able to gain the financial freedom and trust that they have gained by selling pickles and wrappers, which you mock by calling them a mob and a mob.
But if you tell them feminism and equality, ten will be cut off. Beautifully, you can feel from their confidence that they are implementing it without being deeply entrenched. That is the ground.
The basis of feminism is economic insecurity and the emancipation of women. Once there, the rest is easy. Not like picking a flower, but not like turning a mountain. Can you think of a movement here that includes women who are living in a state of death? Who else is like they address reality and fight against it?
If a movement thinks of keeping them out, it will not technically succeed. They move away from you, not just from your needs, through movements that cannot convince them.
– Sabumon
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