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I really appreciate what both Steph and Olivia Buntaine had to say, I would say that they articulated exactly what concerned me about the reading and third wave feminism. Firstly I think it is importa ...

The main point which stood out for me was the notion that most men who fought for women's rights suffered due to oppression by other men. I would just like to connect this to the notion that feminism ...

Firstly allow me to apologize for the lateness of my reply, I was not at school on Friday, as you may have noticed, though if you didn't I will not be offended. Due to a number of factors, which I wil ...

Just like last nights reading I enjoyed this one because it brought up topics that have been stirring in my brain since the beginning of the class. Dicker mentions on page 86 that the Redstockings use ...

Hello dearest peers. I must regretfully and respectfully avoid Steph's question because I have absolutely no idea, being neither a woman interested in activism nor a man who regularly reads about such ...

By the by Steph, I adore your question. In reading the page which you make reference to the notion slipped by me relatively unnoticed, but after reading your question I really considered it, and thoug ...

I really enjoyed the reading; I found it fascinating to get into the fifties, a time that I think we all associate with starkly defined images of masculinity and femininity. I thought the point that t ...

Is this where we post for tonight's (jan 13th) reading?

So... let's see I found the reading rather peculiar. While the major points brought up were fascinating, I had trouble truly believing them. The notion that feminine relationships were all but obliter ...

I felt as if there was a distinct distinction (hee-hee) between the reading and the packet in the more direct accusations by Freedman of racism withing the women's activism groups. Where dicker will o ...

I, like Hanna found the separation which formed between the different factions of women's rights activists to be very interesting. The division which began to form between the younger more radical &qu ...

I think Dicker clearly emphasis the notion that early suffragists and other women's rights activists (I hope this terminology is not considered overly anachronistic) felt connected to abolitionist not ...

So, I had trouble finding responses to the question of "what is feminism", perhaps because my sources were within a boy's dormitory. The fellows inside were not kind, nor particularly articu ...