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The Feminine Mystique at 50: Pioneering, Yes. Radical, No

Posted on March 29, 2013 by

“In that, she was right — just as she was right that feminism has no future if it pits women against men.” Continue reading →

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Two quick lessons on “power” in male-female relationships: What feminists do not want women to know

Posted on April 28, 2012 by

Feminists do not want women (and men) to know the truth about “gender power.” Continue reading →

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A lesson for feminists on how to understand men

Posted on March 31, 2012 by

“It appears I have allowed this propensity I have developed at work to carry over to my personal life, as well.” Continue reading →

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Persistent Myths in Feminist Scholarship

Posted on January 28, 2011 by

Says Christina Hoff Sommers in the Chronicle Review: My complaint with feminist research is not so much that the authors make mistakes; it is that the mistakes are impervious to reasoned criticism. They do not get corrected. The authors are … Continue reading →

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