Could you please get back to me so that I'm able to let the rest of my organization know of this, because there have been many complaints made. Feminism isn't about guys calling girls the next day, or guys opening car doors or even guys using pick-up lines. Still, many people believe this is what women are fighting for and that these guidelines O'Mara and Shawgo write about are the foundation of feminism. As proclaimed feminists, I was disappointed to see the lack of content and material these women chose to write about. The big picture was completely missed in this editorial.
Feminism is about equal rights for women.
It's about equal rights to opportunities, education, salaries and power. Rather, they informed readers that these two editorialists don't play the junior high mental games. Back to the top. I've curiously checked out The T-D's online version numerous times since August and must praise the editorial staff and Cohen himself for having the bravery to print words probably considered inflammatory among much of Drake's population. His recent column on the separation of church and state was, of course, a successful attempt to raise the ire of Drake's predominantly Christian student body.