>ME TOO!! i have NOTHING to comment on this issue, and i think its 
>consumption of this list is really unfair and elitist, because I FOR ONE 
>DO NOT ATTEND AND HAVE NO INEREST, AND PROBABLY WOULDNT EVEN BE INVITED 
>TO ATTEND feminist academic conferences, and to be honest, the thought of 
>a bunch of academic feminists sitting at a table spouting off theories 
>and quoting papers and books up the ass makes me pretty sick. plus NOT 
>EVERYONE ON THIS LIST IS EVEN IN COLLEGE!!!!!!  -anne


Anne
It might be difficult for you to accept, but your interests and desires are
not the only ones that can be heard or addressed on this list.  Doubtless
it is the case that there are people on this list who are not in college,
and who are not or have not been participants in feminist academic
conferences.  However there are feminists everywhere, and some of them are
in universities (not everyone in the world uses the word 'college' to
define tertiary institutions) and some of them are academics.  Further,
given that you apparently have never been to an academic conference I find
your characterisation of them to be not only misleading and misplaced but
also in somewhat intemperate language (and using what I also consider to be
a masculinist and offensive metaphor and I DO think that is something for
which there is no place on this list).  We all have things to offer this
list, but it might be helpful if you would think a little before you post. 


Lorraine

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