> "Benevolent" is describing the context of the sexism, not judging that the sexism itself is morally good.
> The context of the term still heavily implies that "benevolent sexism" is a moral/social failure.
So...let's just call it sexism?
> The context of the term still heavily implies that "benevolent sexism" is a moral/social failure.
So...let's just call it sexism?
Personally, I prefer using the adjective. It's descriptive.