Bowling Green Antifeminist Bake Sale Draws Ire

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Hi,

I was the secretary of the Bowling Green College Republicans during this bakesale. All of our signs had anti-RADICAL Feminist bakesale on it. Thats one thing that never gets reported. The bakesale was also put on by all the women in our organization. When we asked the "feminists" that came and protested us if they supported the quotes we had, they had nothing to say, they just kept yelling that we wanted to keep women barefoot and in the kitchen.

We did raise $50 for pizza's for patriots.

I am now the chairman, and the women in our group are planning another one this year.

Conor Kendrick of OH 8:49PM February 02, 2010

That's just like a bunch of feminists... they can't stand opposition. They try to silence free speech when it disagrees with their agenda. GO ANTIFEMINISTS!

Kathy of KY 6:17PM May 23, 2008

So, did the outrageously titled bake sale make any money? Did the College Republicans manage to draw enough of a crowd to sell their goods? That's the only reason I can imagine that someone would dream up such a ridiculous stunt. Surely in the 21st century, we have progressed a bit further than the negative press given to feminists in the 60s and 70s. Why is it that when people decide to condemn an entire belief system, they focus specifically on the most radical, extremist viewpoint of that system?

So this group of people, the College Republicans, organized this little event, spent time and at least some money to get it going, and to what aim? What was accomplished? Was a life saved? Was humanity changed for the better in any way? I think not.

Al Steele of KY 9:01PM May 01, 2008

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