As various versions of the Women's Bill of Rights are moving through state legislatures, it is time to revisit the problems with this model legislation.
While I frequently don't agree with much of WoLF's work or strategies, I think it's overdoing it (to say the least) to lump WoLF with the conservative groups you've done so much work to investigate. I share your concern about the risks of working wiith conservative groups, but your condemnation of WoLF and WDI-USA as groups that are part of that conservative movement is both untrue and unnecessary. Such an ad feminam (guilt by limited association) attack on the many various feminists working to protect women's sex-based rights, even those you disagree with, doesn't do you any credit and renders les persuasive your position on the Women's Bill of Rights. It's all very sad and unproductive.
While I frequently don't agree with much of WoLF's work or strategies, I think it's overdoing it (to say the least) to lump WoLF with the conservative groups you've done so much work to investigate. I share your concern about the risks of working wiith conservative groups, but your condemnation of WoLF and WDI-USA as groups that are part of that conservative movement is both untrue and unnecessary. Such an ad feminam (guilt by limited association) attack on the many various feminists working to protect women's sex-based rights, even those you disagree with, doesn't do you any credit and renders les persuasive your position on the Women's Bill of Rights. It's all very sad and unproductive.