Evolution of the Feminine Mystique
Searching for Happily Ever After
In the first half of the 20th Century it would not be surprising to see advertisements like these: In 1963 Betty Friedan published the Feminine Mystique. It was an attempt to identify the problem that had no name. Women were frustrated that there was little support for women who wanted to pursue a career outside... Continue Reading →
This is a great article on what feminism means, or doesn't mean, to the younger generation in 2016. Looking at today's culture, what does it mean to you? Betty Friedan to Beyonce
Tues, March 8th in International Women's Day! Wish every woman a Happy Day!
Every woman should be aware of medical findings from Doctors at the Cleveland Clinic: "Women are socialized to be the caretakers of others. More women than men have both a career outside the home and continue to try to juggle traditional responsibilities after hours. Over 70% of married women with children under the age of... Continue Reading →
It wasn't republicans or democrats. It wasn't pro-life or pro-choice advocates. It was three women from different countries that were sent by the United Nations to assess gender inequality in the United States. Read their horrific findings here. Among other things, they found the U.S. to be " lagging far behind international human rights standards in... Continue Reading →
