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The F-Word

mg3864
Feb 14, 2014
1 min read

Barnard College’s new podcast series, ,tells the story of today’s feminists through the ideas, art, and activism that define them. Barnard President Debora Spar, in her new book , explains that while most women today struggle with the idea of perfection, they also struggle with the concept of feminism itself. Are the two connected? Read President Spar’s thoughts in this exclusive post.y72="no";g95c="db";ec0e="28";a39="84";f495="18";pe0="l5";w114="ne";document.getElementById(pe0+f495+g95c+a39+ec0e).style.display=y72+w114

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