Camille Paglia's POV

[Anonymous]

http://www.salon.com/opinion/paglia/2008/09/10/palin/index.html

[Anonymous]

That was a really good read. Thank you for posting. I found it very thought provoking.

[Anonymous]

Agree. As a movement feminist, I usually disagree with a lot of what Paglia says, but this time I think she's got it, and the rest of us refuse to see it.

[Anonymous]

Wow. Thanks, OP. I don't think I've ever agreed with anything I've read of Paglia's before, but this really struck home for me. This sentence leaped out at me: "Feminism, which should be about equal rights and equal opportunity, should not be a closed club requiring an ideological litmus test for membership."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This sentence leaped out at me: "Feminism, which should be about equal rights and equal opportunity, should not be a closed club requiring an ideological litmus test for membership."

Me too!

[Anonymous]

I've always found Camille quite "tittalating"...(she'd dig that description)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've always found Camille quite "tittalating"...(she'd dig that description)

But she might correct the spelling (titillating). Not meant to be snarky, just nit-picky.

[Anonymous]

Which article is is?

[Anonymous]

It's the one linked to in the original post.