However, even if were completely accurate, I also don’t think you can condemn an entire movement based on one woman being a terrible parent, even if she was one of the “leaders” of the movement. There are plenty of people in all kinds of social and political movements who are bad wives, husbands, friends, parents, and children, just because they are, not because it has anything to do with their ideals.

Most feminists I know would be appalled at someone acting the way Rebecca Walker describes her mother behaving. It is not feminism to neglect one’s children.

I have to say, that I am very happy to see a woman VP pick. I think it goes a long way in breaking through that glass ceiling that was talked about so much last week. I am surprised it came from the Republican side, but honestly, it is about time a woman can hold one of the top jobs in our government.

No matter who ends up being elected, it is great to see so many barriers in regards to race and gender, finally being broken down during this election.