If you're in the New York area tonight, check out what promises to be a deep conversation about the unfinished work of feminism and its bright future. I spoke in Ann Snitow's class earlier in the semester and I was blown away by how awesome she was. It's no surprise that she's brought in such a great group of panelists:

FEMINIST GENERATIONS/FEMINIST LOCATIONS:
THE CONTINUING VITALITY OF FEMINIST THOUGHT AND ACTION
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2008
66 WEST 12TH ST., ROOM 407
6:30-8 PM

DEBORAH SIEGEL, author of Sisterhood, Interrupted

LINDA ABAD of Damayan Migrant Workers Association

MEREDITH TAX of Women's World
(a founder of Boston's Bread & Roses – 1969)

ANN SNITOW of Eugene Lang College and NSSR
(a founder of New York Radical Feminists – 1969)

CLEOPATRA LAMOTHE of Women of Color Collective, Lang

ERICA READE of Moxie, Lang College Feminist Club

(Sponsored by the Gender Studies Minor Working Group & Eugene Lang College Special Projects)