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From: gazit@cs.duke.EDU (Hillel Gazit)
Newsgroups: soc.feminism
Subject: Re: Why I Am Not a Feminist
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Date: 7 May 91 17:30:04 GMT
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In article <14551@ccncsu.ColoState.EDU> lisa ann farmer
<handel!farmerl@ccncsu.colostate.EDU> writes:
>This is extremely hard to get across in a short amount of space - Rose
>actually gives day-long lectures on this stuff.  So my main point is
>you can't be an -ist if you are not in power.

Please define what you mean by "in power."

E.g. if an AA committee forces a company to hire women/minorities
with lower qualifications than other candidates, is this
committee in power?  Is this committee racist/sexist?

If a professor teaches students the ideology I quoted, and gives
an F grade to those who (publicly) disagree, is she in power?