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Sour Duck: The Carnival of Feminists, Issue 3
This is just a sample of the content found on this website. Please visit the website to read the entire page. "skip to main skip to sidebar Sour Duck World Shut Your Mouth! Wednesday, November 16, 2005 The Carnival of Feminists, Issue 3 Welcome to The Carnival of Feminists ! Issue 3 is split into two sections: “1970s into 2000” and the “Editor’s Feminist Cafeteria.” And I hope you’re sitting comfortably, because it is a whopper! First, though: why feminism? (The question, of course, should be turned on its head: why not feminism?) Here are a few blog posts—old and new—that answer that question. A Bird’s Eye View remedies the inadequacy of the Pocket Oxford Dictionary’s definition of “feminism” in “ Why I am a feminist .” Rox Populi offers a purloined list of “ Reasons to Thank a Feminist ” (a great piece to hand to those showing their hostility, ignorance, or naiveté). For more textual meat on the bone, try the formidable “ 101 ” at A View from A Broad . This ambitious treatise takes an historical approach, and is reminiscent of the uncompromising feminist writing of the 1970s. Along similar lines but in a lighter vein, I Blame the Patriarchy’s scathing “ The Maiden Aunt Explains Patriarchy ” does just what the title promises, with the added bonus of a whole lotta cussin’! 1970s into 2000 I asked for your thoughts on 1970s feminism, and you delivered! Pen-Elayne on the Web balks at my “no nostalgia” directive and reminisces about consciousness raising groups at Rutgers University. I’m glad she did, as she concludes with a bloggy solution to avoid reinventing the feminist wheel. Did you know in 1979 some college bookstores refused to stock “Our Bodies, Ourselves”? I See Invisible People divulges this tidbit and others as she reflects on a ’79 Women’s Consciousness course. She contrasts that positive experience w" .... read entire page
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