Candace Owens recalls college moment she felt feminism was a lie and reveals the class blamed men for all problems (Image via Getty)
American political commentator and podcaster Candace Owens talked about feminism again on November 18, 2025, when she sat down on Myron Gaines’ podcast. She started the talk with one strong point. She said there was one moment in her life when she stopped liking feminism, and that moment came from her college days. This was the most important thing she shared in the interview. She said she had to take a class called “Women’s Studies,” also known as “Feminism 101.” She said she went into the class thinking feminism was about equality. But she said the class was very different from what she believed. Candace Owens said her teacher kept blaming men for every problem in the world. She said the class felt like it was made to “teach women to hate men.” She said that day in class made her question everything she believed about feminism.
Candace Owens tells Myron Gaines why she disliked her Women’s Studies class
Candace Owens told Myron Gaines that her teacher did not talk about real equality. She said the teacher blamed men for “every problem in society.” Candace Owens said she felt shocked because the class was not about learning. She said it felt like her teacher wanted students to see men as the cause of every issue. Candace Owens also spoke about her past eating disorder. She said her teacher even blamed men for that. Candace Owens said this was not true and not fair. She said this moment made her feel the class was like a “psychological program” that tried to change what she believed.
According to The Guardian, Candace Owens has become a very strong and polarizing voice in the last five years. The Guardian said she has spoken against the Black Lives Matter movement and the #MeToo movement. The Guardian also reported that she talked about the Blake Lively–Justin Baldoni issue and repeated false claims about Brigitte Macron.Later in the interview, Candace Owens spoke about critics who call her a “hypocrite.” She said people should not compare their life to hers. She said her life is “exceptional,” so people should not use her choices as a rule. She also said women should not think money alone means success.Candace Owens also talked about her kids, her thoughts on Donald Trump, his current administration, and the killing of activist Charlie Kirk. These came later in the talk and were not the main part of her story.Also Read: Candace Owens Raises Big Questions About Michael McCoy And Claims TPUSA Tried To Lift Him As New Charlie Kirk After Shooting
