Heidi Hartmann as a power feminist

I'm really glad that you brought in the topic of normative time (and queer time) to this discussion. I was very intrigued to hear that Heidi Hartman had changed her feminist identification since moving to DC with the implication that she was now part of the DC bubble of strict definitions and duties. Did this process head into the direction of "normative" time? Some may argue that she sacraficed her original morality as a socialist feminist to reach her professional stature that she holds today. This makes me wonder wether or not she started in "queer" time and wanted to transition into "normative" time, or if she has always been exploring "normative" time. I'm ultimately unsure whether or not Heidi Hartman is a power feminist. She is indeed an accomplished woman and in many ways she is absoltuely trying to change the institions of power that are affecting women economically. However, I was supprised to hear that her policy innovation was not challenging the defintions of women in the workplace and in our government. Her personal definition is so strict and singular! For one thing, she was utterly baffled by how those Syracuse grad students said that they couldn't continue working until they understood what a woman was. Ultimately, I find it hard to imagine effective progress for feminism without an exploration of queer time.