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Has the term feminism run its course?
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No, I don't think Julia Gillard made mistakes because she is a woman or that they were a woman's mistakes, she is a person of modest talents who was put into a position to which she was not suited via affirmative action, factional deals and the deal with the Greens and independants.
No Julie Bishop isn't leadership material and the "old boys" aren't holding anyone back, the real leader of the cabinet is a woman, Peta Credlin.
Labor promote nonsense like the "wage gap", the Liberals promote other nonsense but their "schtick" as exemplified by Julie bishop's speech is closer to the way real men and women think of themselves and each other.