I do not have any agenda when it comes to the F-Word. My job is not to make everyone at LVC a feminist, nor is to make anyone a feminist anywhere. I view this as yet another way, another channel and revenue in which I can work for equality and social issues.
When I went to LVC Live! with my Mom last April, I was convinced that I wanted to join and be involved in the F-Word. It's strange what has happened in a year. On Saturday, Kayla and I will be working the table for the incoming students of year 2013.
I am thrilled, excited and humbled to have this new position. I hope and pray I serve it well!
"When I see the elaborate study and ingenuity displayed by women in the pursuit of trifles, I feel no doubt of their capacity for the most herculean undertakings."
-Julia Ward Howe
2 comments:
Congrads! You're going to do wonderfully. Love you.
Congrats! I see that you're also a Christian. In what ways do you find that your feminism compliments your Christianity, and it what ways do you see traditional feminism as contradictory to it?
P.S.-- you might be interested in this audio lecture called "The Feminist Case Against Abortion" which delves into historical feminism's support of the pro-life movement and reasons why feminists should embrace the pro-life position:
http://veritas.org/media/talks/98
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