The Future is Female: Revisioning Feminism For/with the Next Generation

Feminist Theology 20 (3):256-261 (2012)
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Abstract

This article begins with personal reflections on becoming a feminist. I reflect on the way my feminism has shaped my work as an academic and writer. Particular attention is paid to the importance of restating feminist principles for a turbulent age where the gains of the women’s movement are under threat. If these reflections aim to restate feminist claims for the present and future, the reflections that follow from a number of young women suggest ways in which the Next Generation are also thinking again – or perhaps for the first time – about the claims of feminism and the relevance to their lives.

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