different selves while maintaining a dialogue about the meaning of identity and femininity in the contemporary world. Third-wave feminists said that these viewpoints should not be limited by the label "girly" feminism or regarded as simply advocating "raunch culture". Rather, they sought to be inclusive of the many diverse roles women fulfill. Gender scholars and Liesbet van Zoonen highlighted this inclusivity by looking at the politicization of women's clothing choices and how the "controversial sartorial choices of girls" and women are constituted in public discourse as "a locus of necessary regulation". Thus the "hijab" and the "belly shirt", as dress choices, were both identified as requiring regulation but for different reasons. Both caused controversy, while appearing to be opposing forms of self-expression. Through the lens of "girly" feminists, one can view both as symbolic of "political agency and resistance to objectification". The "hijab" could be seen as an act of resistance against Western ambivalence towards Islamic identity, and the "belly shirt" an act of resistance against patriarchal society's narrow views of female sexuality. Both were regarded as valid forms of self-expression. Timeline 1990s 2000s Notes References Bibliography Further reading Heywood, Leslie L., ed. (2005). The Women's Movement Today: An Encyclopedia of Third-Wave Feminism. 2 vols. Westport: Greenwood Press. Pdf. Suggested listening Bikini Kill - The C.D. Version of the First Two Records (Kill Rock Stars) (1994) Heavens to Betsy - Calculated (Kill Rock Stars) (1992) Huggy Bear - Our Troubled Youth EP [appears on the Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah split LP with Bikini Kill] (Kill Rock Stars) (1993) Alanis Morissette - Jagged Little Pill (Maverick/Reprise) (1995) Liz Phair - Exile in Guyville (Matador) (1993) External links "Becoming the Third Wave" by Rebecca Walker interview with Rebecca Walker in Satya Magazine Interview with Jennifer Baumgardner and Amy Richards 1990s establishments in the United States Feminism and history History of women's rights in the United States de:Feminismus#Dritte Welle