Fourth Wave Woman

On occasion, I stumble upon an article or blog post that sums up my views entirely. Today, I found an example.
Trudy W. Schuett at Dean’s World writes about the real gender war:
While the genuine issues of equality have been dealt with long ago, the ultimate aim of feminism – to liberate women from the perceived [...]

An interesting post on Alternet calls out a hypocrisy on the left that I’ve often noted: it’s ok to slander conservative women.
From the Playboy article this summer to the recent comments made by Alan Grayson, to the left it’s ok to use profanity when righ-of-center females are in question. Between all of the feminist blogs, [...]

Two well-meaning undergraduates at James Madison University–Meredith Burns and Elizabeth Hogan– wrote an op-ed in their school paper, The Breeze, explaining “What a Feminist Looks Like.” It wouldn’t be interesting except that this short essay is a litany of previous feminist writers. It’s not plagiarism, but it doesn’t contain an original idea. In fact, the [...]

The domestic arts have long been attacked by feminists. Even Mary Wolstonecraft attacked it in her 1792 A Vindication on the Rights of Women. I realize that I’m hardly one for understanding the rationale behind feminism, but I just don’t see why sewing and domestic arts are so bad.
I grew up with a domestic diva. [...]

Today I stumbled upon this blog about being a Christian woman and a feminist. This just goes to show how little people know about feminism or even what we should call ourselves. Elizabeth Ester looks like a very nice person, and is the exact reason why I’m starting this blog. Far too many women throw [...]