
and she actually compares the way women in America are “routinely naked” to ACTUAL SLAVERY. Saying “in the antebellum South, young black male slaves were naked while serving the clothed white masters at table. To live in a culture in which women are routinely naked where men aren’t is to learn inequality in little ways all day long.”
making the choice to dress a certain way, regardless of how it relates to societal pressures and outside influence is in no way the same thing as the intentional, calculated and blatant dehumanizing aspects of slavery & FORCED nakedness. it just isn’t. No one’s going to whip me if I choose against wearing a mini skirt.
come on… we can all be feminist without comparing the CURRENT state of womanhood in America to slavery. honestly we can.
I’m a little disturbed by how everyone on this thread is speaking as if: a. there have never been any women-identified...
defend Naomi Wolf today...my dash. Take two seconds...google...
Condescending misogynist is condescending. Typical whiny man boy bullshit. *yawn* You have to try better than that love.
Temper tantrum.
This part really just killed me, “Maybe you had a problem reading because you’re having a moment,” The you’re too angry...
I so wanted to like Naomi Wolf, but my god, she is the worst.
more dismissive, ableist, anti-black misogynist shit. showin your ass. quite sad.
Remember, everyone, and write this down: Oppression is not a rhetorical device. You hear that, y’all in the back?...
I’d be impressed by the dedication to affirming whiteness and the patriarchy all up in his argument, except that it is...
We’re only on day 2 and look at this shit already.