Gaga feminism (n.) is a kind of outrageous, impolite, abrupt, abrasive and bold form of feminism.
Second-wave feminism's (n.) motto is 'the personal is political' which is to say that feminism is to be considered to happen in the very places that have historically been bracketed as not political: in domestic arrangements, at home.
Third-wave feminism (n.) is feminism raised by feminists, and arguing with them at dinner.
Third-wave feminism (n.) is concerned with women mentoring younger women and women helping younger women to enter the political process and the writing world.
Third-wave feminism (n.) is much more pluralistic about sexuality and personal expression and fashion choices, more alert to issues of class and race, and much less dogmatic.
Third-wave feminism (n.) is more willing to use power, like to use the media or to use the electoral process or to use consumer practices for a good outcome whereas 2nd wave feminism was more puritanical.
Womanism (n.) is a form of feminism grounded in the experiences and culture of Black women.
Womanism (n.) is liberation that refused to leave Black women in the hallway.
Womanism (n.) is a word for black feminist that is more organic, that expresses the spirit seen in black women.