| Friday, April 20, 2007 |
| Her Thoughts On The Future of Feminism |
The future of feminism isn't something that Laurel Richardson is worried about. When asked about it, she simply replied:
"Each "wave" of feminism will do what it needs to do...I have total faith in that....Some of the "old work" will have to be re-done, but that's not so bad."
What kinds of "old work" will need to be re-done? Perhaps she means the changing perspectives in feminism--the ever present division between classes and race in feminism, etc. Keep in mind that Laurel Richardson was heavily involved in the second wave of feminism (also keeping in mind that feminist movements were happening, quietly, in the background of biological determinism).
Laurel Richardson is not worried. |
posted by J Mancini @ 3:44 PM  |
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