The concept of "have it all" feminism promotes the idea that women can and should strive to successfully balance both a thriving career and a fulfilling family life.

The 4B, or "Four Nos", is a feminist movement originating in South Korea that promotes: no sex with men, no giving birth, no dating, and no marriage with men.

"Cut-off culture" refers to the social phenomenon of figuratively cutting people out of one's life. Anyone from acquaintances to significant figures which may include, but are not limited to, close friends and family members are capable of being cut-off from one's life. This act is most commonly, though not exclusively, done at or after the point of conflict/tension within a relationship.

For the purposes of this debate, "green jobs" refers to environmentally conscious business initiatives, like eco-tourism, or the inclusion of greener machinery in industries like replacing diesel trucks with electric or hybird vehicles. "Environmental conservation" refers to efforts aimed at restoring nature, such as reforestation, and carbon capture.

Throughout the years, the environmental movement has been perceived to be more and more radical in its attempts to gain traction and attention. These attempts range from drawing the attention of investors of fossil fuel projects (e.g., staging a die-in at New York’s Museum of Modern Art with a board member who invests in fossil fuel projects, entrance blockages, etc.) to creating inconveniences in the general public (e.g., disrupting rush-hour commutes, snarling traffic on the road, etc.).