I am a Graduate student at Southern Oregon University.  I too am
interested in ecofeminism and cyborg culture.  My term paper addresses
this topic.  I look at it like this:

Community is identified as a key component in ecofeminism (see Judith
Plant, _Healing the Wounds: The Promise of Ecofeminism_).  The internet
is helping us evolve a new 'concept' or 'form' of community.  Also,
internet helps break through sexism and racism (although classism, as
you point out, is important factor, as well as euro-american
ethnocentricism).  

At least in our culture, I think cyberculture can help 'further the
cause' of ecofeminism.  Here's a couple books i think are rad.

        The Soul of CyberSpace by Jeff Zaleski, 1997 (HarperEdge)
        Surfer Grrrls by Laurel Gilbert & Crystal Kile 1996 (Seal Press)

hope it helps
--shawn davis
>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Dec  5 16:50:04 1997
        for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Fri, 5 Dec 1997 18:49:53 -0500 (EST)
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 1997 18:46:09 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Charlotte Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Maryland DMV & Your Rights


Hi folks... very important stuff.  Read below.

- Charlotte.

>Date: Mon, 1 Dec 1997 16:02:56 +0000
>From: Colette Broussard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Maryland DMV & Your Rights
>To: Kathleen Clodfelter at BDM_GER_HUB%X400PO
<Kathleen_Clodfelter_at_BDM#u#GER#u#[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>        Kim Alston at ER%X400PO
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>        Susan Weber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>        Janice Brown at QDIAMOND%X400PO
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>        David Derr at DYN-QO%X400PO
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>        Tammy Dismang at ER%X400PO
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>        Wanda Ferrell at ER%X400PO
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>        Connie Flohr at BAH%X400PO
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>        Melanie Holt at DYN-QO%X400PO
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>        Beverly Kipe at CR%X400PO
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>        David Koegel at ER%X400PO
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>        Thomas Ohs at DP%X400PO
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>        Paula Sydenstricker at BDM_GER_HUB%X400PO
<Paula_Sydenstricker_at_BDM#u#GER#u#[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>        Aaron Wisner at CR%X400PO
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>        [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED],
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>Please forward to any other persons who may find this info important.
>
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>Subject: Maryland DMV & Your Rights
>Author:  Mary McCune at EM-43_CLF
>Date:    11/18/97 1:52 PM
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>     FYI....Important! Please forward to all interested parties.
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>Subject: Maryland DMV & Your Rights
>Author:  HANNAH KING at HR-12
>Date:    11/14/97 9:24 AM
>
>
>     FYI...Please disseminate to interested parties.
>
>      There is a new law that went into effect ... where ANYONE can pay 
>     $2.00 at the DMV & get all the information on you based on your car 
>     tag number.  The DMV is selling this info for profit to private 
>     interests  and commercial.  In order to block your info (address, DOB, 
>     etc.,)  from being provided call 1 888 682-3772.  It's all done by 
>     touch tone and  you  need your driver license number, your date of 
>     birth, and social  security  number.
>
>      Someone you accidentally cut off can now find out where you live.  
>     Call  the number and remove your name for your own safety. 
>
>      P.S.  This applies to Maryland... I am uncertain about any other 
>     state.
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