Feminism
Sir, — Feminism as described by Marilyn Waring is “classless; crosses any geographical or ideological boundary, any boundary of colour; the unity in it is just being a woman.” Here’s hoping that Marilyn Waring “crosses the floor” in Parliament when voting, risking the frozen disapproval of her own party, and by doing so showing that she is not oblivious to her more poverty-stricken "sisters” many of whom never vote National, for very good reason. — Yours, etc., ROSIE WITTY. September 26, 1979.
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