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Well, as far as I'm concerned, the idea of trying to get female spokepersons and representatives is so inherently and obviously smart that it really doesn't need to be defended.
The questions remaining on that are tactical - who to cultivate, how to get them practice at public performance, how to pay them, etc..
And, as I said before, I don't think we are at that stage yet. When we have some women who are willing to take on the responsibility, then we can analyze their style of presentation and talk about wether it's too feminist or not feminist enough.
However, right now we are in a much earlier stage of the political game. The task ahead of us is to get enough organization and energy to be able to worry about things like paying a spokesperson.
Which brings me back to brainstorming. The idea is to throw in ideas for what we want the FSC to do. If you had the power to get the FSC to do anything you wanted, lets say within, oh, $5,000 to $50,000 worth of something, what would that be?
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