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I consider myself a feminist, but I do not agree that feminism should be this radical, i.e. brutal, in order to be heard. With love, we get what we want, not with pure hatred!!!
There is a painting by artemesia of judith from the old testament.
There is a link to a reference page on feminism.
The reading that "feminism should be this radical, i.e. brutal - pure hatred!!!" is your own. I merely displayed the image to illustrate an offlist discussion.
If you researched both women you would understand why this image is a feminist icon. I envy your idealism and youthful enthuiasm.
Coincidently, I visited several of artimesia's paintings in Florence last week.
Do you know who painted this, was it a woman or a man? Perhaps if it is a man he is trying to portray what happens when women get power to scare people from letting women free.
I consider myself a feminist, but I do not agree that feminism should be this radical, i.e. brutal, in order to be heard. With love, we get what we want, not with pure hatred!!!
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ReplyDeleteThere is a painting by artemesia of judith from the old testament.
There is a link to a reference page on feminism.
The reading that "feminism should be this radical, i.e. brutal - pure hatred!!!" is your own. I merely displayed the image to illustrate an offlist discussion.
If you researched both women you would understand why this image is a feminist icon. I envy your idealism and youthful enthuiasm.
Coincidently, I visited several of artimesia's paintings in Florence last week.
Do you know who painted this, was it a woman or a man?
ReplyDeletePerhaps if it is a man he is trying to portray what happens when women get power to scare people from letting women free.