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History of Feminism

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9. "encompassing nature of P" What does this mean?

Sun May 6, 2012, 08:29 PM

May 2012

Sorry to barge in, this is my first time in this forum! You guys have got a very active and interesting little area here.

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Just a funny thing... [View all] redqueen May 2012 OP

Oh and also, redqueen May 2012 #1

Yes, the issue is not that it's wrong that we're objectified, redqueen May 2012 #6

I know, huh?... Little Star May 2012 #8

and now we're getting it iverglas May 2012 #18

Jerry Springer ;) iverglas May 2012 #20

here is one... boston bean May 2012 #3

wink... lol. nt seabeyond May 2012 #4

All that, plus it doesnt matter MadrasT May 2012 #7

"encompassing nature of P" What does this mean? Number23 May 2012 #9

Hope you bothered to read the SOP and member posting guidelines. BlueIris May 2012 #10

The P is just a quicker way of referring to the patriarchy... redqueen May 2012 #11

Gotcha. Thanks for the info. Number23 May 2012 #16

hey 23 seabeyond May 2012 #12

Thanks, seabeyond. Good to see you too Number23 May 2012 #15

Cecilia Payne, in case you were wondering. :) redqueen May 2012 #13

... redqueen May 2012 #17

Fuck the divisive framing of all mothering issues! redqueen May 2012 #21

:-) MadrasT May 2012 #22

Common Arguments against Feminism redqueen Jun 2012 #23