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In reply to the discussion: Glad to see some pushback. [View all]redqueen
(115,164 posts)36. Any feminist would expext such blowback
for using the kind of characterization that was used in the OP.
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If so, it was sparked by the inaccurate description provided by the jouranlist
redqueen
Feb 2012
#11
And the bras from that error were uncomfortable -- EVERYONE should have burned theirs!
Gormy Cuss
Feb 2012
#10
Haha, nope, not in my part of Jersey. We were loud and strong and gave VS a lot
monmouth
Feb 2012
#18
No, not at all. I just ignore people like that not try to connect with them.
kickysnana
Feb 2012
#14
i was in calif, going thru teenage years in 70's. never heard that. it was way too
seabeyond
Feb 2012
#32
One only needs to google and read about Valerie Solanas, an icon for Separatist feminism to validate
stevenleser
Feb 2012
#39
or maybe taken the time to engage, to educate, to change perceptions, to do about anything other
mtnester
Feb 2012
#48
You can take anything compltely out of their context and make it sound any way you want
mtnester
Feb 2012
#50
Do you honestly think there's any danger of 'man haters' taking over any movement?
redqueen
Feb 2012
#43