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I don't believe we're "equal". I believe that we should have equality for equal achievement in several areas of life (such as pay). But I also believe each sex has its weaknesses and strengths -- hardly making us equals -- and quite frankly, I'm glad for them. (I say this after having 3 years of collegiate-level feminism and womyn's studies courses under my belt.) I am not a feminist. I do, however, believe in several feminist ideals. Just as I believe in the death penalty, but that doesn't make me a Republican.

¤ ¤ credit: robyn | 07.24.03 at 06:14 PM | link--this ¤ ¤

I don't believe we are equal, either. Robyn said it very well.

I don't appreciate "all feminist values." There are some things inherent to feminism that I just don't buy.

What does that make me? It makes me someone who likes that she can choose her career path, and who has the ability to be comfortable with whatever direction that path takes, even if it's "barefoot and pregnant."

And I don't even mind being the coffee-maker in the office.

¤ ¤ credit: michele | 07.24.03 at 06:27 PM | link--this ¤ ¤

Being the office coffee-maker usually means you get a decent cup of coffee for once. At least, that's what I found out.

¤ ¤ credit: Andrea Harris | 07.24.03 at 07:45 PM | link--this ¤ ¤

Exactly, Andrea. That's why I wouldn't have it any other way.

¤ ¤ credit: michele | 07.24.03 at 10:14 PM | link--this ¤ ¤