iman hassem, a writer on voices of africa in south africa, a stable of newspapers, "the reality is africanis a middle—upper—class white female phenomenon. traditional western feminists' rights emerge from individuals within the context of their societies." i within the context of their societies. "— within the context of their societies.“ ., �* ., societies." i don't - i mean, i can see _ societies." i don't - i mean, i can see her _ societies." i don't - i mean, i can see her point, _ societies." i don't - i mean, i can see her point, but - societies." i don't - i mean, i can see her point, but i - societies." i don't - i mean, i can see her point, but i don'tj can see her point, but i don't have to agree with it.- can see her point, but i don't have to agree with it. what is the point _ have to agree with it. what is the point she's _ have to agree with it. what is the point she's making, - have to agree with it. what is | the point she's making, then? well, the point she seems to be making is that european western feminists are so different — yeah, they may be white and they may be midd