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History of Feminism

chervilant

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3. Of course, we radical feminists

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Sun Jan 19, 2014, 10:45 AM

Jan 2014

must watch our tone, and avoid any mention of the Patriarchy, rape culture, or male privilege!

Apparently, we can whinge if a Republican richly illustrates rape culture, as does Virginia Senator Dick Black, who insists that spousal rape should not be illegal.

And, to add insult to injury, too many members of this forum label most attempts to discuss these issues "gender war."

Sigh... We seem to be sliding back into the abyss.

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10 Monumental Historical Misconceptions About The Female Body [View all] ismnotwasm Jan 2014 OP

What? I can't hear you. I have a womb stuck in my ear. Squinch Jan 2014 #1

LOL! ismnotwasm Jan 2014 #2

Wombs that wander INSIDE the body are one thing, Squinch Jan 2014 #10

Of course, we radical feminists chervilant Jan 2014 #3

to be fair and honest they got a lot wrong about male bodies, too Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #4

Misconceptions among the general populace are one thing. redqueen Jan 2014 #5

I understand but, I think women have always looked to other women and have not always Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #7

As an academic exercise, I get it. redqueen Jan 2014 #8

possibly true enough. -- Tuesday Afternoon Jan 2014 #9

It's comforting to think some of this nonsense was done with good intentions. redqueen Jan 2014 #6