[ansel12]

I have a copy of her 1975 book Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape.

It is wildly entertaining if you like to read books by insane radicals.

[driftless2]

I was a lot more liberal back then than I am now, but after reading feminist "literature" in the college library, the only conclusion I could come to was that the great majority of feminists were anti-male, anti-American lunatics who needed to be squelched.

But I think their own radicalness did them in. A great percentage of young women of the succeeding generation did not want to be called feminists. I blame these harpies for much of that anti-male hysteria that exists today.

And I also believe that much of the gains for women attributed to these jerks would have happened anyway. The fact that after WWII, unlike previous generations, millions of baby Boomer females were going to college mandated changes in the workforce. So I don't give those radical feminists credit for anything except helping to destroy American society.