I am a feminist.

My own definition of feminist is a feminist is a man or a woman who says (Laughter) (Applause) a feminist is a man or a woman who says

Pay equity? Yes. Absolutely a feminist issue.

So I decided to call myself a happy feminist.

The best feminist I know is my brother Kenny.

I was therefore, as you might expect, defiantly feminist.

I decided, okay, I can claim the feminist label.

You can't be a feminist who's also interested in fashion.

But she was not the only feminist in the house.

He was also the first person to call me a feminist.

Okuloma looked at me and said, You know, you're a feminist.

My great grandmother, from the stories I've heard, was a feminist.

So I edit this site for teenage girls. I'm a feminist.

This comes from the work of the feminist linguist Julia Penelope.

Feminist blogging is basically the 21st century version of consciousness raising.

I decided that I would now call myself a happy African feminist.

He's involved with the Sierra Club, UNICEF and he's a sincere feminist.

Now, I'm a pop culture critic, I'm a feminist and I'm a woman.

For most Western young women of today, being called a feminist is an insult.

Feminist Frequency went from a part time side project to a full time endeavor.

I considered myself a feminist, as I still do, asked a really strange question.

Could this be possible, that suddenly our media landscape will become a feminist landscape?

And he was right that day many years ago when he called me a feminist.

Feminist, a person who believes in the social, political and economic equality of the sexes.

It was sold to proto feminist housewives as a way to cut down on housework.

And in the 1970s there was lt br gt an effort with the feminist movement.

So what very profound epiphany, you might ask, was responsible for my feminist click moment?

My great grandmother did not know that word feminist, but it doesn't mean that she wasn't one.

And we women are going to lead the way in this new revolution, this new feminist issue.

She never would have thought of herself as a feminist, my mother, but she always used to say,

If you sum up feminist counselling in a few words, I suppose it would be counselling done from a woman's standpoint.

Well, the immediate exclusive goal is to stop the villain and save video games from me, and my crazy feminist schemes.

The other kind of reviewer is a certain flavor of feminist who thinks they know what little girls ought to be.

And the first thing I planned to do when I got home was to look up the word feminist in the dictionary.

I said, I am going to expire my fear of my leftist, feminist mother in law, and this today is the date!

He told me that people were saying that my novel was feminist and his advice to me and he was shaking his head sadly as he spoke was that I should never call myself a feminist because feminists are women who are unhappy because they cannot find husbands.

And each time I tried to read those books called the feminist classics I'd get bored and I really struggled to finish them.

Many years later, when I was working with the director Peter Brook in The Mahabharata playing this feisty feminine feminist called Draupadi, I had similar experiences.

I didn't actually claim the feminist label until I went to Barnard College and I heard Amy Richards and Jennifer Baumgardner speak for the first time.

We are the most widely read feminist publication ever, and I tell you this because I think it's really important to see that there's a continuum.

For the past four years, I've been running a video web series on Youtube called Feminist Frequency, where I deconstruct the representations of women in the media.

The only problem is it's plagiarized from a major French feminist journal, and when you go to the supposed course website, it points to a lingerie selling website.

No wonder that by age five I was a raging feminist although the term had not reached Chile yet, so nobody knew what the heck was wrong with me.

At some point I was a happy African feminist who does not hate men and who likes lip gloss and who wears high heels for herself but not for men.

I'm currently working on a project in Cairo with a group called The Women and Memory Forum who are re writing Arabic mythology or folk tales from a feminist perspective