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The F Word: Feminism in Jeopardy: Women, Politics, and the Future.

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The F Word: Feminism in Jeopardy: Women, Politics, and the Future by Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner (Seal Press, September 2004)

The well-being of feminism is still a favorite debate topic for feminists and conservatives--but lately they don't come down with on the sides you might expect: Second Wave feminists have mysteriously aligned with ill-informed journalists to question feminism's health, and conservative pundits from groups like the Independent Women's Forum are arming campus groups to "take back the campus" from the "Hegemonic Liberal Feminist Establishment." Meanwhile, the name of our movement has become a target itself in this debate: "feminism" has become "the …

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