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History of Feminism
Related: About this forumIf we had a book club, I would suggest this masterpiece:
http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/nonfiction/fem.htm
Tremble in your locker-rooms, oh heedless males.
The future is distant 1992, and everything's gone to hell in a handbasket since the female coup (often for reasons that are not immediately apparent: for example, I cannot understand why a drop in industrial production to virtually zero should have caused devastating global pollution). Men are a subjugate species; they have their uses, but not many of them, and are expected to be self-effacing and subservient at all times. Jackbooted butch dyke security troops are everywhere. Heterosexual sex is prohibited except by special permit.
Husky hetero Keith Montalvo has sex with a like-minded colleague, and their crime is discovered. She's in hot water, but he's in serious trouble. He goes on the run, hides in the New York subway, encounters and joins the underground (literally) resistance -- which is composed of both men and women seeking not a return to male dominance but the establishment of equality of the sexes -- is recruited, engages in guerrilla warfare, is captured, tortured and sentenced to execution, and is unofficially reprieved at the last moment when the Mayor of New York realizes he is her long-abandoned son and goes to the guillotine in his place.
Oops, I forgot the obligatory bit: he falls in love with a sultry rebel temptress.
Wow, feminists sure were scary back then.
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If we had a book club, I would suggest this masterpiece: (Original Post)
Sheldon Cooper
Apr 2013
OP
I'm not Southern, but I've decided that if I ever get grandkids, they will call me MeeMaw.
Sheldon Cooper
Apr 2013
#10
Shrike47
(6,913 posts)1. Written by your Meemaw?
niyad
(113,049 posts)2. no, it was written by mine.
Sheldon Cooper
(3,724 posts)3. Leave my Meemaw out of this!!!!
redqueen
(115,102 posts)4. Oh, goddess ... I just got that.
Sheldon Cooper
(3,724 posts)5. ...
redqueen
(115,102 posts)6. At first I was like
but then I was
BainsBane
(53,012 posts)7. What a riot
I can't believe I missed this thread.
Can someone tell me what meemaw means?
Sheldon Cooper
(3,724 posts)8. Meemaw is Southern for Grandma.
I think the poster mentioned it to me because Sheldon Cooper on The Big Bang Theory really, REALLY loves his meemaw!
BainsBane
(53,012 posts)9. Oh, ok
I haven't seen that show a lot. But now I know where your name comes from!
Sheldon Cooper
(3,724 posts)10. I'm not Southern, but I've decided that if I ever get grandkids, they will call me MeeMaw.