You didn't make me angry, but you did make me concerned. Your message is
a good example of how we, as equity advocates and feminists, sometimes
become offended by something that is not quite as equitable as we expect
and launch a counter-attack instead of trying to see what we can do from
the very beginning to help make that something more equitable. I think
that's dangerous for us. It's harder to win and keep alliances when
we're fighting everyone from the get go. I hope everyone will think
about that and I welcome responses either privately or on the list.
Gaea
<gaeah@tiac.net>
Barbara J Tavares wrote:
>
> LET ME APOLOGIZE IF MY RESPONSE MADE YOU ANGRY. IT WAS NOT MY INTENTION,
> ALTHOUGH UPON REFLECTION, I AGREE THAT IT WAS NOT DIPLOMATIC.
>