On Fri, 28 Aug 1998, bunny wrote:
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> strength and courage and support to bring about change in society. There are
> women who could do so much to make things better for the world and other
> women and themselves if only they were free of the stereotypical views that
> they have of themselves and the need to identify themselves with or through
> males. Some women I know have seperated from their men to pursue a dream of
> a changed personal and wider world when men have not allowed them to pursue
> their dreams. Others I know, have thrown away their dreams rather than face
> male disapproval of their
> involvement in eco-feminism. This is very sad.
>
> Marguerite
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That is exactly my point. Having a divergence of opinion on a listserv
doesnt mean that you must run and hide from it. That is in my
estimation what a strong opinionated women should not do. A listserv is
not a battering husband or an abusive relationship. It is a forum to
discuss views on a particular topic. I want divergence in topics. I want
to hear that someone disagrees with my estimation of what should be done
about any given subject. If you recall someone became tired of talking
about the monkey poem and brought up terrorism. That is when suddenly
seperatism was first mentioned and that is sad, as you have pointed out.
Bertina Miller
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