Surely, Mavis Leno & the Feminist Majority Foundation don't have monopoly on feminism in the USA. There are feminists, and there are feminists.
At 9:05 AM -0800 12/17/01, Angelita Manzano wrote:
> > >>Why silence then? Why preoccupation now?
>
>I think your questions assume that there will be
>opposition to oppression when the conditions of
>oppression are the worst. If you look at the history
>of social movements, that's usu. not the case.
>
>Why did this movement became stronger in the late
>1990's? Maybe Afghan women in exile became better
>organized, got more funding, increased communication
>w/feminists in the US . . .
Actually, I'd be interested in knowing more about the funding question if you or anyone here cares to expand on it. Who has funded various factions of Afghan women in exile? -- Yoshie
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