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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=584085" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Women's Liberation</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Talk to me about the feminist movement,<br>the gubba middle class<br>hetero sexual revolution<br>way back in the seventies<br>when men wore tweed jackets with<br>leather elbows, and the women, well<br>I don’t remember or maybe I just don’t care<br>or can’t relate.<br>Now what were those white women on about?<br>What type of neurosis was fashionable back then?<br>So maybe I was only a school kid; and kids, like women,<br>have got on thing that joins that schemata,<br>like we’re not worth listening to,<br>and who wants to liberate women and children<br>what will happen in an egalitarian society<br>if the women and the kids start becoming complacent<br>in that they believe they should have rights<br>and economic independence,<br>and what would these middle class kids and white women do<br>with liberation, with freedom, with choices of<br>do I stay with my man, do I fall in love with other<br>white middle class women, and it wouldn’t matter if<br>my new woman had kids or maybe even kids and dogs<br>Yes I’m for the women’s movement<br>I want to be free and wear dunlop tennis shoes.<br>And indigenous women, well surely, the liberation<br>of white women includes all women regardless . . . <br>It doesn’t, well that’s not for me to deal with<br>I mean how could I, a white middle class woman,<br>who is deciding how can I budget when my man won’t<br>pay the school fees and the diner’s card club simply<br>won’t extend credit.<br>I don’t even know if I’m capable<br>of understanding<br>Aborigines, in Victoria?<br>Aboriginal women, here, I’ve never seen one,<br>and if I did, what would I say,<br>damned if I’m going to feel guilty, for wanting something<br>better for me, for women in general, not just white<br>middle class Volvo driving, part time women’s studies<br>students<br>Maybe I didn’t think, maybe I thought women in general<br>meant, Aboriginal women, the Koori women in Victoria<br>Should I apologise<br>should I feel guilty<br>Maybe the solution is to sponsor<br>a child through world vision.<br>Yes that’s probably best,<br>I feel like I could cope with that,<br>Look, I’d like to do something for our Aborigines<br>but I haven’t even met one,<br>and if I did I would say<br>all this business about land rights, maybe I’m a bit<br>scared, what’s it mean, that some day I’ll wake up<br>and there will be this flag, what is it, you know<br>red, black and that yellow circle, staked out front<br>and then what, Okay I’m sorry, I feel guilt<br>is that what I should be shouting<br>from the top of the rialto building<br>The women’s movement saved me<br>maybe the 90s will be different.<br>I’m not sure what I mean, but I know that although<br>it’s not just a women’s liberation that will free us<br>it’s a beginning</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Lisa+Bellear">Lisa Bellear</a><div class=q>
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the gubba middle class
hetero sexual revolution
way back in the seventies
when men wore tweed jackets with
leather elbows, and the women, well
I don’t remember or maybe I just don’t care
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