In 1970 Alix Kates Shulman wrote an essay titled “A Marriage Agreement” and instantly became one of the voices of the burgeoning Women’s Liberation Movement. She was ten years into her second marriage when she came up with a set of rules that she and her husband agreed upon to make their relationship more equitable.  [...]

A recent Gallup poll confirms that people in U.S. are increasingly identifying with a conservative ideology: 40% as opposed to 36% with a moderate ideology and only 21% with a liberal one. This may help to explain why so few people identify with feminism: it, too, is seen as liberal.
Why is it that liberals are [...]

“Feminists misled us! They told us we could have it all! And you can’t; it’s just too hard to juggle child-raising, housework, relationships and a career. Something has got to give.”
I’ve read this complaint over and over from many young women today. While I empathize with their dilemma–because I’ve lived it–I wish they would quit [...]