IDENTIDADES RELACIONADAS

I, a feminist writer of 40 and mother of two, do not want to dress “like a feminist” (or a mother, for that matter. Mom jeans. Blecch).

In short, I don’t want to be reduced to the clichés or stereotypes of the identity that has liberated me. One of my closest colleagues calls it the fear of becoming a purple feminist” – purple sneakers, purple over-sized "This is what a feminist looks like” t-shirts, “ethnic” (though not your own ethnicity) tops, big jewelry, and “natural” hair.

- Jennifer Baumgardner

HOW DOES A FEMINIST LOOK LIKE?

PUTA

SANTA

TONTA

BRUJA