Today's grrrls are creating a new space for themselves within the
feminist movement; a movement which commands scholarly attention.
With a stellar list of contributors, this work transcends the
personal stories to present a serious analysis and critique of the
Third Wave phenomenon. Most young women have grown up enjoying the
freedoms gained by the Second Wave of feminists of the 1970s and
1980s, and haven't necessarily experienced the same barriers as
their mothers and grandmothers once did. The original essays in
this collection seek to ground the shifting terrain of feminism in
the 21st century. The contributors define and examine the
complexity of the Third Wave by answering questions like: * How did
the movement come about? * Are Third and Second Wave agendas really
all that different? * How do women of color fit into the movement?
A fascinating text, Different Wavelengths includes the first
annotated bibliography to document third wave writing.
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