There are a lot of students that can vote and are ready but just need something to get them interested. Genetics may be partly responsible for Dibbell's own interest in all things political. He has accompanied his grandfather, dairy farmer Kenneth Dibbell, to Washington, where the elder Dibbell has lobbied on milk-pricing issues. It appears feminists might have a hard row to hoe in the 21st century, according to author Rosemary Agonito, who recently spoke to a packed house at Hartwick College in Oneonta. But she remains optimistic about the future of the cause, which will depend on the commitment and determination of all women.
Feminism needs fresh faces, fresh ideas and fresh voices.