Death and Politics

[Casino67]

Newsrealblog.com:



Over the years, I have lost at least 50 feminist colleagues and friends to the Grim Reaper. But, I lost thousands more when I committed the unpardonable sin of deciding that Islamic gender and religious apartheid, jihad, and politically correct Leftism are even more dangerous to our freedom as women, as feminists, and as westerners, than the most ferociously stereotyped anti-abortion Christian conservative could ever be.

These were heretical words back at the turn of the 21st century and they still are.

This past week, Mr. Death was working overtime in my little corner of the garden. A very dear friend and the most dogged and humble of Second Wave feminist foot soldiers died during surgery. She sought no personal gain, no fame, but could always be counted on to do the tedious work, take up the collection, join the picket line, take the bus to Albany or Washington, work as an unpaid bookkeeper for both New York City’s Woman’s Center and New York City’s Women’s Coffee House. She worked with me, tirelessly and selflessly, on the first Speakout on Women and Child Custody in 1986. Her name is Judy O’Neill and I will miss her forever.


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'Confession' really isn't the right word, just wanted to get your attention. LOL

[SrWoodchuck]

Casino67! Nice post.

 

I get similiar feelings with the death of the "Greatest Generation," and spoiled "Boomers" & children of "Boomers" begin to "take the reins" "bitch & complain" circle the drain, nose-pickin' & daydreamin' through life; electing people that will "give them everything" and leave them with nothing.

 

At least she "get's it."

[NCTexan]

Interesting article from this lady who is lives and works in the "belly of the liberal beast"...

 

Biography

 

Phyllis Chesler, Ph.D is an Emerita Professor of Psychology and Women's Studies at City University of New York. She is an author, psychotherapist and an expert courtroom witness. She has lectured and organized political, legal, religious and human rights campaigns in the United States and in Canada, Europe, the Middle East and the Far East. A popular guest on campuses and in national and international print, television, radio and online media, she has been an expert commentator on the major events of our time. She has lived in Kabul, Afghanistan, and in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. She currently resides in Manhattan.

 

Dr. Chesler is co-founder of the still ongoing Association for Women in Psychology (1969) and the National Women's Health Network (1974), and is a charter member of the Women's Forum (1973-74). She is a founder and Board member of the International Committee for Women of the Wall (1989), as well as an affiliated Professor with Haifa and Bar Ilan Universities. Dr. Chesler is also on the steering committee of the Human Rights Coalition Against Radical Islam.

 

[Casino67]

I don't think I have ever heard of this woman before. I doubt she will be doing any interviews except for maybe Fox. The left has a way of shunning those who come to see the truth.