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	<title>Comments on: Deconstructing Feminism 2.0 at the Center for American Progress</title>
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		<title>By: MadamaAmbi</title>
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		<description>I watched the video late at night and I dozed off about 45 minutes in, so I&#039;ll have to go back and catch the end, but I think the issue of how the various feminist/womanist/progressive groups work together effectively is an important one to keep discussing in these kinds of venues.  In fact, I would like to see much more of this kind of transparency between and among women&#039;s movement.  See my comment on the wiki in discussion of White House Council.  

In the comment, I suggest the concept of &quot;specialization&quot; for women&#039;s movement, and Gloria replies that she likes the idea but that egos and competition prevent that from working.  Ok, I understand that!  I understand egos and competitiveness!  So, that&#039;s where we leave it?  

We feminists, womanists and activists have enough obstacles to surmount without adding our own narcissistic self-sabotaging.  Our ego trips need to get left at the door!  As I&#039;ve been saying here and everywhere, we have an unprecedented opportunity with the Obama administration to really change the world.  If egos are all that&#039;s preventing the vast numbers of women&#039;s groups, feminist bloggers, womanist bloggers, progressive activists, LGBT activists and other agents for change to work together to achieve our most powerful incarnation yet, then I say Let&#039;s Confront Ourselves.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I watched the video late at night and I dozed off about 45 minutes in, so I&#8217;ll have to go back and catch the end, but I think the issue of how the various feminist/womanist/progressive groups work together effectively is an important one to keep discussing in these kinds of venues.  In fact, I would like to see much more of this kind of transparency between and among women&#8217;s movement.  See my comment on the wiki in discussion of White House Council.  </p>
<p>In the comment, I suggest the concept of &#8220;specialization&#8221; for women&#8217;s movement, and Gloria replies that she likes the idea but that egos and competition prevent that from working.  Ok, I understand that!  I understand egos and competitiveness!  So, that&#8217;s where we leave it?  </p>
<p>We feminists, womanists and activists have enough obstacles to surmount without adding our own narcissistic self-sabotaging.  Our ego trips need to get left at the door!  As I&#8217;ve been saying here and everywhere, we have an unprecedented opportunity with the Obama administration to really change the world.  If egos are all that&#8217;s preventing the vast numbers of women&#8217;s groups, feminist bloggers, womanist bloggers, progressive activists, LGBT activists and other agents for change to work together to achieve our most powerful incarnation yet, then I say Let&#8217;s Confront Ourselves.</p>
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