Lynne Farrow (1974), "Feminism as Anarchism," Quiet Rumours: An Anarcha-feminist Reader (3rd ed.), edited by Dark Star, AK Press, p.19.
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Feminism practices what anarchism preaches. One might go so far as to claim feminists are the only existing protest groups that can honestly be called practicing Anarchists; first because women apply themselves to specific projects like abortion clinics and day-care centres; second, because as essentially apolitical women for the most part refuse to engage in the political combat terms of the right or the left, reformism or revolution, respectively.

— Lynn on Anarcha-feminism

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Feminism practices what anarchism preaches. One might go so far as to claim feminists are the only existing protest groups that can honestly be called practicing Anarchists; first because women apply themselves to specific projects like abortion clinics and day-care centres; second, because as essentially apolitical women for the most part refuse to engage in the political combat terms of the right or the left, reformism or revolution, respectively." in the context of "Lynne Farrow (1974), "Feminism as Anarchism," Quiet Rumours: An Anarcha-feminist Reader (3rd ed.), edited by Dark Star, AK Press, p.19." to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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About Lynn

Lynn, or commonly known as Shinku, is a Malaysian engineer and cosplayer.