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Write.On Communication Services International

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Write.On Communication Services International3 days ago

Have you been following these posts so you know that I was intrigued when I saw this comic by Six Chix in the The Toronto Star a couple of weeks ago?

They've prompted me to do some research on the feminist icons with whom I'm not familiar and this has led to some interesting discoveries.

For instance, they are first people and icons much later. Ursula Le Guin quit school when she got married. Granted it was the early 1950s, so not surprising at the time but not an action we might think of in relation to a feminist of her stature. BUT she wrote a ton of books after that gaining respect as "a voice of American Letters," according to our friends at Wikipedia.

Does it make you feel better knowing that our heroines are also humans about times you've faltered?

It makes me think that we all make our marks at different times in our lives and in different ways and there's still hope!

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