TAB I made changes to the Feminism in Many Forms section.  I decided to give brief descriptions of some of the major branches or ideologies of feminism.  They are each only a few sentences long, and are my attempt to summarize the branches of feminism.  I figured that the four (liberal, radical, socialist, eco-) that I focused on were important, since they are the most commonly discussed and identified with.  I felt this was necessary so that readers could be adequately introduced to and informed of the distinctly different forms of feminism.  The descriptions include a list of people who would be considered important figures within each movement, and any suggestions to alterations or additions to those lists are appreciated.  
TAB I also removed some information from the article, which talked about egalitarian and protectionist feminism.  While these are terms that should be explored somewhere, they may not be needed in this initial discussion of the different forms of feminism.  This section seems to tell more about ideological splits mostly within liberal feminism, and does little to display the depth of ideas and tactics that make up feminism as a whole.  The page also only discussed radical feminism in relation to separatist movements, which is only displaying the most extreme part of radical feminist ideology while ignoring anything else that the movement may have to say.  The last part that I removed talked about feminist-sympathetic men’s groups.  I feel like this is something that should be addressed elsewhere, looking at these groups and the ways in which men are placed when they try to be a part of the feminist movement.
TAB This page could definitely use some embellishment, concerning feminist theory and the works of some of these influential people, but I felt that there needed to be a basic description of the most common fields of feminism before the page could be improved upon.