Hm.
1. My ex-boyfriend-turned-best-gay-friend Jerry-
raised feminist by his mom, educated me on a lot of feminist thought and attitude before I ever got into the game myself.
2. Thom Yorke of Radiohead (I heard he was at the march. Anyone want to collaborate that rumor?)-because he's Thom Yorke, and Radiohead is the greatest.
3. The guy with the "I'm pro-choice and single" sign at the March.
4. Dennis Kuchinich, for political reasons
5. Derrick Jensen- read his books, everyone. He's not singularly feminist as a cause- but he jives with a lot of what I see as the basic tenets of feminism.

I have mine posted here.

This topic led me to the realization that I don't know any men who would call themselves feminist. A little rant follows here.

My response is up!

Not a dumb question. I will answer this in some way, but I have trouble coming up with any feminist males right off the top of my head. Needless to say, GWB is not on my list.

I'm a little late on this one, but I love it, so I'm answering now.

1) Actor Gale Harold - he's a straight guy who gets it
2) Dennis Kucinich - I not only want to vote for him, I want to have his baby.
3) My Dad - because he never treated me like I was less than anything
4) Michael Moore- who actually calls the state of women's rights in America Apartheid
5) Phil Donahue- for being one of the first in pop culture.

That's the order I thought of them, not the order of significance.