Fuzzy feminism: Same old girl power, but without the glamor or the fantasy

Fuzzy feminism preaches that a woman is perfect just as she is. It soothes the soul. And it's good for business. The latest advertising campaign that falls into the fuzzy feminism category launched last week with the stated goal of improving girls' self-esteem while also reminding folks that words can grind away at a kid's well-being. Under the auspices of promoting its Always line of feminine protection, Procter & Gamble released a YouTube video that challenges the negative connotation of runni...