Letter: Feminist logic

Thursday 11 March 1999 19:02 EST

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Sir: As the instigator of the current "male feminist" debate, I must say that I have considered Adrian Coyle's argument (letter, 8 March) carefully and found it to be completely logical, which leaves me in a dilemma. If I can accept an argument on its logic, I cannot see where one's sex comes into it.

I will go on supporting the feminist cause and try to think of a label for myself other than "critic of gendered power relations" which I assume he lifted from Viz magazine's Modern Parents. Also, next time I go to an anti-racist march I will be sure to black myself up.

ROBERT G BREW

Worthing, West Sussex

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