Here is an interesting article, which I'll let describe itself: "Feminisms don’t play. Feminisms work. And then work more. Feminisms are occupied with women’s rights: in homes and in offices, with bodies, with technology, with health, and with politics. The feminisms of the past three hundred years (and further back) have all been inextricably entangled with these matters of gravity and importance. As such, there has been no playtime in feminism. And why should there be: why would a series of serious social movements have time to concern themselves with how women play and how they spend their leisure time?"

Read Part 1 and Part 2