Feminism is not a dirty word' by Cayenne Woods Corky Wick, an SF State speech and communications instructor, has gone through a few incarnations in her lifetime.
Some people leave, or they never come back.
Which is fine with me, it clears my classroom. Wick came to SF State as a graduate re-entry student in women studies and speech in the early 1970s. She had a bachelor's degree in speech pathology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Also at this time, Wick and a group of women on campus formed Mothertongue Feminist Theater Collective, a grass roots readers theater group which is still thriving today. Wick said she sees feminism as an identity and a social movement, an idea she said Mothertongue incorporates into their work.