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History of Feminism

ismnotwasm

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5. I agree

Reply to arcane1 (Reply #4)

Tue Mar 25, 2014, 02:35 PM

Mar 2014

I was looking at old pictures of Led Zeppelin from the '70's, and men tended to show a little more back then.

Sex and sexual attraction is always going to be with us; fashions change, but the onus of being "sexy" has always fallen on women, although that may be changing a bit.

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Middle School Girls protest Sexist Dress code [View all] ismnotwasm Mar 2014 OP

Good for them...They're right!.....n/t whathehell Mar 2014 #1

I'm glad these kids are speaking up..They're trying to make girls "responsible" for boys' actions. whathehell Mar 2014 #2

It doesn't go away after school Politicalboi Mar 2014 #3

This infantilization (is that a word?) of boys is a direct continuum to the Taliban arcane1 Mar 2014 #4

I agree ismnotwasm Mar 2014 #5

Robert Plant's jeans were painted on Shivering Jemmy Mar 2014 #9

Hormones will rage in Middle School, regardless of what clothes the girls are wearing. Maedhros Mar 2014 #6

then when mercuryblues Mar 2014 #7

Right? ismnotwasm Mar 2014 #8

Needs a third alternative One_Life_To_Give Mar 2014 #10

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