... and that in all girl classrooms women do speak up more. Somehow the conclusion I’ve seen in feminism seems to apply some sort of duty to men to not talk so much rather than telling ... talking, seemingly, about keeping men accountable for making their actions compatible with feminism, which I certainly encourage women to do (that is why I read Feministing, to force myself to get perspective). ...

This article worries me. It posits a negative definition of feminism, along the lines of "feminaziism". The author seems to think that feminism, in ... a blog post this short can barely scratch the surface of the issue, I conclude that Christianity and feminism can, indeed, coexist. There is much textual support in the Bible as well as in sermons and religious teachings of the ages for ...

Benjamin Ledford, a student at the University of Idaho discusses the theme of Biblical feminism in this video, which is a companion to his article, “Is God a Chauvinist?” which was published in the Argonaut, ... Claude Mariottini Professor of Old Testament Northern Baptist Seminary Tags: Chauvinism, Feminism, Misogyny, Women var addthis_pub = 'claude mariottini';

... But see, Sousa's just noise to some of us, she asks What is it that has alienated anarchism and feminism, when there are so many commonalities? The anarchist Emma Goldman springs to mind - ... less well known. Ariel, in her comment, replies to Kristin I am not sure what has alienated feminism and anarchism because I see both as deeply interconnected struggles against hierarchy, patriarchy, and ...

... for profit business. Since women have this built-in defensiveness when feminism is brought up it often precludes discussion of the real issues. ... kids, socially, sexually, emotionally, etc. That is not true feminism. It is gender neutrality aimed at creating more drones ... a plague of angry, lonely, bitter women. Why? Because feminism has convinced them to ignore and suppress their natural instincts ...

... one of two major topics: Style or body image. I might even say fashion or feminism. And although many posts attempt to meld the two, sometimes I wonder if readers who are primarily interested in one topic ... in which we rely solely on ourselves, in which we exert absolute control. This is not to say that style IS feminism, that all fashion-conscious women are feminists, or that runway shows are acts ...