Salon Revises Feminist History

by Phyllis Chesler
Pajamas Media
September 5, 2009

http://www.phyllis-chesler.com/615/salon-revises-feminist-history

Excerpt:

Round Four in the Chesler-Wolf-Glazov-Salon Debate About the Islamic Veil

I AM AWAY FROM MY DESK AND HAVE LIMITED EMAIL ACCESS. BUT HERE IS A NOTE I JUST SENT TO SARAH HEPOLA, THE EDITOR OF SALON'S BROADSHEET WHICH HAS JUST WEIGHED IN ON THE SIDE OF WOLF'S POSITION

Dear Sarah:

Hello. I am out of the country right now, have limited email access and can only be brief. In the interests of fairness, I hope you will publish this note.

I am not surprised that Salon's Broadsheet (which you edit) has chosen to publish a biased piece on the issue of the Islamic veil–and one which does not identify me as the cofounder of the Association for Women in Psychology (1969), cofounder of The National Women's Health Network (1975), and the author of thirteen books, including Women and Madness (1972) , Woman's Inhumanity to Woman (2002/2005), but only as the author of The Death of Feminism–without its important subtitle: What's Next in the Struggle for Women's Freedom?

Newcomers might think I am a Jane-Come-Lately to feminism.

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