Would Mary Wollstonecraft and Virginia Woolf be open to the
problems of black women?  Would they be open to the problems of women
of the servant classes of their own time?  How might beel hooks
critique their work?  To what extent are Simone de Beauvori's concerns
about the myth of women relevant to hooks's statement, "By projecting
onto black women amythical power and strenght, white women both
promote a false image of themselves as powerless, passive victims and
delfect attention away for their aggressiveness, their power, thier
willingness to dominate and controll others?  How does the act of
mythicizing women regardless of color affect them negatively?  I will
pay $5.00 per each question.