Hillary Rodham Clinton followed the usual liberal formula: proclaim a “crisis,” wrap it in “children,” and try to intimidate Congress into funding a new middle-class entitlement.
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G.I. Jane (Demi Moore) proves she is a liberated woman by getting herself beaten to a bloody pulp, almost raped, and subjected to extreme bodily harassment. To the feminists, this is okay because her goal is to be treated just like men.
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Now we are told that adultery may pay off big for Kelly Flinn.
Continue reading →Twenty years after women began attending law schools in greater numbers, feminists are turning up as law school professors, law review writers, state legislators, congressional staffers, prosecutors, law clerks and even judges.
Continue reading →Now that women are attending law schools in greater numbers, feminists are turning up as law school professors, law review writers, state legislators, congressional staffers, prosecutors, law clerks, and even judges.
Continue reading →The aging feminist leaders gathered in Washington earlier this month amid self-doubts about whether they are relevant any more.
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Two years ago, the feminists marched into Washington, D.C. under the banner “Tne Year of the Woman.” They made confident predictions that they were inventing
Continue reading →The issue is not whether women can be assigned to combat duty in the U.S. Armed Forces, but whether they should be.
Continue reading →The polls are now all reporting that “feminism” is a negative word. Women absolutely do not want to be called feminists.
Continue reading →One of the feminists’ false arguments used to promote repeal of the current laws that exclude women from military combat duty is the assertion that women successfully fight alongside men in the Israeli army.
Continue reading →Current law forbids the assignment of women to military combat roles in the Air Force, Navy and Marines.
Continue reading →The Equal Rights Amendment, a proposed amendment to the United States Constitution, was born in the era of the women’s suffrage amendment and first introduced into Congress in 1923.
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