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Date: 12/24/07 05:21 am (UTC)no subject
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Date: 12/25/07 07:00 pm (UTC)You're actually blaming feminism for the way womens' rights have been constnatly under attack by outside forces for decades? Way to blame the victim. If you got that out of "Backlash" I don't know what in hell you were reading. Faludi has gone on record---and the book is quite plain---that the book is about the way feminism has been the object of attacks since its inception. "The Terror Dream" is about how conservatives saw a new opportunity for attacking women. Yet you blame it on feminists and women. I'm just amazed.