gazit@cs.duke.edu (Hillel Gazit) (01/03/91)
In article <m0iqNTn-0000YtC@lsuc.lsuc.on.ca> smd@lsuc.on.ca (Sean Doran) writes: >Feminism, you see, is a terribly amorphous concept, but at its core is >one central philosophy: every woman and every man should be given equal >treatment in society, in the workplace, in the home, and under the law. Nice definition for a movement that *supports* different treatment of people by their sex (have you ever heard about "Affirmative Action"?), fights against men only schools and supports women-only schools... It is quite possible that most feminists have really wanted equal rights, but when they were offered a "preferred treatment" they had not the brain and/or integrity to say "no", and now they are stuck with what they choose, but the bottom line is that: 1) That's what they *choose*. 2) They have no intention to change their choice.