I teach Brit Lit in high school. On Monday we are reading a small portion of Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Woman. I want to do something different than I have been doing. I want to give them kind of a basic reading from a "modern" feminist and have them compare the treatment of women's issues. The selection we read deals with education of women and women holding jobs.
So anyone have any ideas for something that isn't too indepth? Everything I think of is either too complex or not on target.
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