Funny feminist quotes

Behind every successful woman is herself, and a great sense of humor.

I don’t need a knight in shining armor, I need a partner in crime who can make me laugh.

I’m not a feminist because I hate men, I’m a feminist because I love equality… and sarcasm.

Women’s rights are like a good joke: everyone should get it, but not everyone does.

Who needs a glass ceiling when you can have a glass of wine and a good laugh?

Being a feminist means I can rock a power suit and still have killer dance moves.

I’m a feminist because I believe in empowering women… and making them laugh until they snort.

If men can have ‘Dad jokes,’ then women can have ‘Femme-nist jokes.’

Why burn bras when we can burn misogynistic stereotypes with laughter?

I don’t need a prince charming, I need a guy who can keep up with my feminist wit.

Feminism: because who needs a glass ceiling when you can have a glass of champagne?

If strong women intimidate you, then you definitely can’t handle my feminist jokes.

Imagine a world where we all support each other’s dreams and laugh at sexist jokes until they fade away.

Feminism wouldn’t be complete without a killer sense of humor and the occasional eye roll.

Roses are red, violets are blue, feminism is funny, and equality is too.

I’m a feminist because I believe that laughter is the best way to change minds and break barriers.

Funny feminist quotes part 2

If you’re not a feminist, you’re missing out on the best jokes and the most empowering conversations.

Why settle for glass slippers when you can have a sense of humor that can shatter stereotypes?

I’m a feminist because I believe in making waves and making people laugh.

A feminist is someone who can conquer the world with a smile, a few witty remarks, and a killer eyebrow game.

If feminists ruled the world, we’d solve global issues with laughter and take over the patriarchy with punchlines.

They say women aren’t funny, but I’ve got more feminist jokes than they have outdated gender stereotypes.

Feminism: because we’re tired of breaking glass ceilings, so we’re breaking the glass ceiling of comedy instead.

Feminism should come with a warning label: ‘Dangerously funny and not afraid to use sarcasm.’

I’m a feminist because I believe in equal rights, equal pay, and equal opportunities for laughter.

Behind every successful woman is a sense of humor that can break down walls and shatter glass ceilings.

Feminism is about smashing the patriarchy and smashing stereotypes… all while making people laugh.

Who needs a fairytale ending when you can have a kickass career and an arsenal of feminist one-liners?

I don’t need a superhero, I just need a feminist who can make me laugh until my sides hurt.

They say women can’t be funny, and I say ‘challenge accepted’ while sipping on my feminist tears cocktail.

Feminism: because the world needs more funny women and less funny business.

Why be a damsel in distress when you can be a witty, empowered feminist who can save herself and crack jokes?

I’m not just a queen, I’m a feminist queen who rules with a smile and a killer punchline.

Feminism is my superpower, and comedy is my secret weapon against the patriarchy.

People may call me a ‘femi-nazi,’ but I prefer the term ‘femi-joker’ because I’m here to make you laugh and question your own biases.

Why be satisfied with breaking the glass ceiling when you can also break gender roles with a few well-timed jokes?

I’m a feminist because I believe in equal pay and equal laughter opportunities for all.

A feminist and her sense of humor walk into a bar… everyone laughs because they’re too busy breaking stereotypes to care.

If you think feminists can’t take a joke, you clearly haven’t met me, the queen of feminist comedy.

I’m a feminist because I believe in smashing the patriarchy with laughter and good vibes.

Feminism is like a good joke: it challenges your assumptions and makes you question the status quo.

They say feminists have no sense of humor, but I just tell them to Google ‘Tina Fey’ or ‘Amy Poehler’ to prove them wrong.

Why fit into glass slippers when you can walk in with a feminist swagger and a sense of humor that breaks the mold?

I’m a feminist because I believe in equality, justice, and the power of a good punchline.

Feminism: because we’ve got more wit and charm than the entire patriarchy combined.