> And sexist and elitist - but not more so than the society they lived in. So let's not celebrate, or even justify, that. We don't have to call them uncool, we

> And sexist and elitist - but not more so than the society they lived in. So let's not celebrate, or even justify, that. We don't have to call them uncool, we don't have to call them anything. Instead, let's celebrate the progressive voices (for the time) who fought against racism, sexism, elitism and who probably paid a heavy price for it. Unfortunately, those are the ones who don't get to write their autobiographies, and who we know very little about.