It seems, as I look around at my comments, that there are more than a few radical feminists in Atlanta, where I’m spending the summer. It’s always been my dream to have a feminists-only kegger. I don’t know that such a thing is really a possibility, but maybe something similar is. Pisaquari, are you in?
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To locate rad-fem potential party-goers, you probably should bee-line for the women’s bookstore in Little Five Points–it was called Charis in the 1990’s. I have not been in Atlanta for years, so if this bookstore isn’t there any more, my apologies for the suggestion!
A Radical Feminist Kegger?
Wait–hold the button–how many radical feminists are hiding out in Atlanta?
Okay, so the idea is a kegger? Hm. I fear I am the dreaded Party Soberee but I am fun ( I think) nonetheless.
I am in whatever the beverage.
Level Best: Charis is indeed still there. Quite quaint.
It is not what I’d call a radical feminist hang out but what is? Could possibly scrounge up a few more contenders.
Just let me know when/where/what I should bring.
The only thing that would ever make me want to live in the south is the prospect of such an event. ;)
This weekend is pride atlanta, so perhaps you can recruit for the event there?
Hey – I’m up for it! I almost can’t imagine a radical feminist kegger, but I’m so there. I’ve been feeling like my own little feminist island lately, it would rock to connect with a few others.
OK, that makes 3 of us so far.