Not exact matches
They were not very interested in
feminism, not very sensitive to Christian anti-Judaism, not much interested in culture or in primal and Eastern religions, not particularly
concerned about the repression of the body, and so forth.
Now, in today's Financial Times, you can read
about concerns that green Moms are setting the cause of
feminism back by worrying
about when to run the laundry machine at energy - efficient times.
For example, the latest post is
about a book by Professor John Kang called «The Man Question», there's a post
about the state of
feminism, a post
about the recent court decision striking down laws
concerning prostitution, and a post rounding up commentary
about the plight of Justice Douglas.
Others used the changing perspective brought
about by the
feminism movement to start a focus on understanding men, and so «women's issues» and «men's issues» were areas of
concern, with no real overlap, that became «Gender Issues.»