Go on, girl!

Surprise: Old, White Man-Senators Show Signs of Sexism, Racism

 aflanigan wrote: 
we should get this back on topic.

 MsJudi wrote: 
Fetishism could be an aspect of feminism . . .

 JrzyTmata wrote: 

 MsJudi wrote: 
simmah down now

(WARNING: minor thread-jacking in progress, proceed with caution.)

I came scampering into this forum because I read it as "Fetishism: Catch the (Third?) Wave!"

Imagine my disappointment.

Women Candidates Made Historic Gains in 2012 Election

Most of the heroines (heros?) of first-wave feminism (Emmiline Pankhurst, Mary Wollenstonecraft, Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, etc.) won fame (and notoriety) for insisting that women were as capable as men, and deserved equal treatment.  Often overlooked, but equally deserving of recognition, were those pioneering women who demonstrated by their own actions that women could be the equals of men.

Lillian Moller Gilbreth was one such woman.

Lillian Gilbreth
For an example of her work in a field dominated by men, see HERE

Forty years ago was such a long time ago, yet this album, and the early 70's feminism movement that went along with it (remember when passing the ERA seemed possible?) still seem fresh in the memory.

Free to Be . . . You and Me (Entry 1)

Entry 2: How Free to Be was made

How has feminism changed over the decades?   How has our society changed?

Entry 3: Has the Revolution Been Won, or are we Still Fighting?

What is the nature of the feminist movement now? What will it be like during the 21st century?