Aloha! I am a new member to this list, and to ecofeminism in general.
After reading many messages over the last few weeks, I have begun to
question my own beliefs and perceptions as a "young"? woman (almost
twenty-five).
In response to what Barabar wrote, I am wondering if someone can give me
some pointers on where to get more information. I am beginning to
think that I *don't* know what it looks like. Especially in academe.
Is it disadvantageous to think that with hard work, a woman can succeed?
Mahalo, Jodi
> I'm 35; not "young."
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> What I see is women (young) believing the world is fair and they have
> no different obsatcles than men. I perceive that they do not anticipate
> sexual discrimination, sexual harassment, spousal/date rape, etc. will
> happen to them.
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> Let us hope they are correct. I doubt it. I think maybe they don't know
> what it looks like. I find many young women to be woefully ignorant
> about the care they recieve from medical professionals and the responses
> they receive from professors. Often they (ah yes, the old we/they
> dichotomy) so surely expect fair treatment blantant sexism (e.g.,
> "special" requirements from a male prof, for a female student) that
> sexism does not enter their minds. Faith in the establishment pervades,
> even among some of my more "progressive" young friends.
>
> I hope we continue to give names to those experiences they have yet to
> distinguish as unacceptable and help young women see the continuity from
> what is with what was and has been for too long.
>
> Barbara Bliss
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>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Apr 12 05:13:22 MDT 1995
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 1995 18:50:26 +0800
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kylie Matthews)
Subject: Re: Forwarded message
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>to say it was, "just a joke." Abortion is legal, but barely available,
Rachel Vaughn
>
I am pleased to hear that. But it isn't legal in WA where I live. Is it
legal in all states of the US?
Respectfully
Kylie
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"Interesting: Your people glorified organised violence for 40 centuries,
but you imprison those who employ it privately."
Mr Spock. Star Trek 'Dagger of the Mind'