Letters: Young feminists keeping movement alive
   USA TODAY's article "As NOW marks 45 years, is feminism over the hill?"
   perpetuates stereotypes about young feminists that are insulting. If
   USA TODAY is genuinely interested in exploring the future of feminism,
   it should interview those of us who keep feminism fierce and vibrant:
   young feminists.
   feminism; we live it day to day. We fight for reproductive, economic,
   young feminists, we invite USA TODAY to get the real story on young
   women creating powerful and, yes, feminist change in our communities.
   The writers are feminist activists.
   the workplace? Young women today need to hear strong female messages
   articles with conflicting views of the continued importance of feminism
   companies"). On the other, young college women see feminism as a dead
   issue ("As NOW marks 45 years, is feminism over the hill?").
   realize that the need for feminism (regardless of what it's called) is
   Many care about feminism
   today's thoughts about feminism is complete and utter nonsense.
   Feminism is not just about women. Feminism is about equality for all
   If young people don't care about feminism, how can you explain the
   feminist blogs that have thousands of followers and the feminist
   non-academic feminist groups all over the country and the feminist
   feminism.
   Young people do care about feminism. It is not dead (or "over the hill"