Hillary Clinton Feminism

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The Myth of Hillary Clinton and the Angry White Women

Lester Feder | Posted 06.23.2008 | Politics

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Once we stop viewing the Democratic contest through the identity-politics lens, former Clinton-supporters favoring McCain over Obama isn't all that surprising.

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A Feminist Focus Includes Everybody

Shireen Mitchell and Adele M. Stan | Posted 06.11.2008 | Politics

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According to Linda Hirshman, we feminists are just too darned concerned about things like civil rights, war and peace, and the fate of the planet. Her evidence that feminism is a failure: Hillary didn't win.

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Watch Out For 18 Million Pieces of Falling Shattered Glass!

Maegan Carberry | Posted 06.09.2008 | Politics

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The end of Hillary Clinton's candidacy proved that a woman can be just as sneaky and misleading and desperate as a male politician faced with failure and the implosion of a chance at power.

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Hillary and Mom

Ayelet Waldman | Posted 06.04.2008 | Politics

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Because of Hillary and because of the struggle of women like my mother, there will one day, sooner rather than later, be a woman president.

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Another 55-Year-Old White Woman for Obama

Freada Kapor Klein | Posted 05.28.2008 | Politics

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We can cast a vote backwards in time, declaring that gender wins the 'who's-more-oppressed' game, or recognize that we missed an opportunity to change institutions 30 years ago.

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Can a Civil Rights/Feminist Presidential Union Put John Edwards on the Supreme Court?

Harvey Wasserman | Posted 05.22.2008 | Politics

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The word is consensus. It is hard to achieve. But then it's even harder to beat.

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How Fed Ex HIgh Jacked My Feminism And Delivered My Vote To Obama

Stacie Krajchir | Posted 05.15.2008 | Living

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I have been the Fed Ex poster girl for 15 years. I signed up for a Fed Ex account before I ever bought my first laptop or even my first car. Fed Ex is...

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On Sexist Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton

Jessica Wakeman | Posted 04.27.2008 | Media

Clinton's run for the Democratic nomination has been awash with the most dispiriting ridicule I have seen in my (albeit short) lifetime.

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Why Younger Women Aren't Supporting Hillary

Carlotta Cooper | Posted 04.04.2008 | Home

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Many people have become sensitized -- even hypersensitized -- to issues of racism in this campaign, and words and attitudes are being examined and questioned. But sexism seems to go largely unnoticed or, if it is noticed, is dismissed as irrelevant.

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Anti-Hillary Sentiment On The Rise Among Leading Feminists

Jon Wiener | Posted 02.20.2008 | Home

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More than 1,000 feminists have signed a statement criticizing Hillary Clinton and supporting Obama for president - evidence that Clinton's support a...

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Feminism in the Age of Now

Marianne Williamson | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics

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"What! You're not voting for Hillary? But I thought you were such a feminist!" If I've heard it once, I've heard it a hundred times.

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Super Tuesday Media Musings,Part II: Shocker -- There's No Feminist Kool-Aid

Jennifer L. Pozner | Posted 02.06.2008 | Media

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Americans have been subjected to a litany of misguided media musings about "race and gender" in the 2008 election cycle, which has focused not on these issues but on how politicians can snatch up those constituencies.

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Feminist Ultimatums: Not In Our Name

Kimberle Crenshaw and Eve Ensler | Posted 02.05.2008 | Politics

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The new players of the troubling "with us or against us" game are no longer the hawkish Republicans but "either/or" feminists determined to see to it that a woman occupies the Oval Office.

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