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Roiphe said feminist groups have not tolerated voices of dissent...

Author: By Shirin Sinnar, | Title: Roiphe Criticizes Extreme Feminism | 10/14/1994 | See Source »

...women's oppression at the hands of male-dominated society have become the norm for modern feminism. We all want something to be impassioned about, and at times being enraged is both easier and more glamorous than being rational. Too often, debates on gender issues become polarized between a feminist left and an antifeminist right, leaving precious little room for those who criticize both of these camps as flawed...

Author: By Rebecca M. C. boggs, | Title: In Many Different Voices | 10/8/1994 | See Source »

...centuries, feminists protested against defining a woman by her sex rather than as a free and equal individual. But when today's activists insist that there is only one way to be a feminist, or only one perspective that truly represents women, they deny and insult the individuality of women who fail to live out gender-difference assumptions. Organized feminism may talk about accepting a diversity of views and may even genuinely desire to be tolerant--but belief in gender difference means that some views are more authentic than others. Women who don't think, act or vote...

Author: By Rebecca M. C. boggs, | Title: In Many Different Voices | 10/8/1994 | See Source »

Psychologist Carol Gilligan gave us the notion that women speak "in a different voice;" what women need now is for all our different voices to be heard. Equality feminist organizations, on campus and on a national level, provide a voice that has too often been missing from contemporary feminist debate and at the same time allow for a diversity of women's voices within their own groups...

Author: By Rebecca M. C. boggs, | Title: In Many Different Voices | 10/8/1994 | See Source »

...equality feminist not because I am angry with men or with difference feminists, but because I have great hope for the future and confidence in the abilities of women. I hope that the young women I knew at TIP will become advocates of a feminism based on abilities and strengths rather than on constraints and weaknesses. I hope they will fight sexism and gender stereotyping wherever they find it, whether it comes from male chauvinists who think women are incompetent or from difference feminists who think men are violent, dangerous and evil...

Author: By Rebecca M. C. boggs, | Title: In Many Different Voices | 10/8/1994 | See Source »

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