Feminists -VS- the Starlets

Lindsey, Britney, Nicole and Paris; are they hurting modern day feminism and virtually erasing all of the hard work that has been done up to this point? This is the latest million dollar question over feminism. On December 11th, Bill O'Reilly had a segment about what he called the new "Brat Pack". He began by quoting feminist author Camille Paglia who has called these women "backstreet floozies". He then had Tammy Bruce, progressive feminist, on the Factor. She complained about how these women are not taking control of their sexuality and how they are not using it in a positive way. Bill went on to make comments about how there has always been women of respect and then also so called trollops. So based on this, he wondered why Ms. Bruce was so upset. Her response was, "the 1^st thing to do is send them some underwear". She also said that standards are important and women should not act like tramps. Apparently she believes they should be more like Princess Dianna had been. Ms. Bruce had made comments on how the starlets needed to show more class and femininity like Princess Di, instead of acting the way they have been lately. She also stated that the feminist movement was not about Britney being able to show her privates or Madonna showing "expletive" on stage.

So according to this woman and her fellow feminists, women should now be feminine, yet glamorous but should still be strong and active in the workplace, but they should only do it the way the feminist movement has set forth? Apparently she wants a group of mindless super women that fit into the "feminist" mold and nothing else. As much as I wonder why these young stars are acting this way, it doesn't matter to me. They are still women and to me they actually ooze femininity from their pores. Femininity? Did you read that correctly? Yes you did. I think they are very feminine based on what they wear, how they look, and how they act overall. Once you have looked past the lewd acts and focus on the rest of the package, you can see how they are influencing young girls to actually dress and act like girls should. (This is where I will pause and wait for the berating comments.)