Representations of Race and Sexuality on Feminist Web Sites.

Second-wave feminist theorists have been criticized for lack of diversity and inclusiveness, and a general disregard for the social ramifications of location and experience. Such criticism has fostered the post-modern environment in which one's experience impacts her position in society. This paper analyzes theories of multiracial feminism and then applies these perspectives to representations on three feminist Web sites: Feminist.com, the Ms. Magazine site (msmagazine.com), and the National Organization of Women site (now.org). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]