April 20, 2024

Is Feminism As We Know it Dying?

Mona Charen’s article on Kate O’Beirne’s book exposes the current crop of Feminist’s real views on marriage and families. It’s not a pretty picture, and it shows why more and more women are rejecting “traditional feminism” for their own kind:

Feminists now claim that they were never against marriage and family. But O’Beirne has kept the quotes in her files. In 1971, Ms. Magazine founder Robin Morgan called marriage “a slavery-like practice,” adding that “We cannot destroy the inequities between men and women until we destroy marriage.” Australian feminist guru Germaine Greer recommended that all women leave their husbands in search of more satisfying “rambling organic structures” (sounds vaguely unhygienic). And Jessie Bernard, a Pennsylvania State University sociologist, asserted that the “destructive nature” of marriage was both figuratively and literally making women sick.

Surprise, men and women are different, and we must recognize the strength in our differences.

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One thought on “Is Feminism As We Know it Dying?

  1. And people wonder why the divorce rate is so high? I wish those women would have stayed in the 60’s and left us alone. Because of them most of us who want to stay home are ridiculed and mocked.

    Shame on them for their radical views in trying to destroy the sanctity of marriage.

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