yes she is - feminists have given women (in general) a bad rap. I know that pendulum swings both ways.
Yes, and the media was quick to jump on the brainwashing effort too, portraying the fems (and by extention most women) as victims. I recall one of the earliest news reports on the emerging feminism movement that I saw as a teen.
The questions asked of the fem made her seem a victim, struggling unfairly against insurmountable odds, no help and little hope in sight. On the heels of the civil rights movement, the theme dove-tailed perfectly.
The non-feminist women who were interviewed (interestingly a panel of them vs. the one feminist as I recall) were shown in nylons, high heels, sitting like ladies and were solidly givng a “standing by my man” message. They came off as old-fashioned, non-thinking submissives.
Of course they weren’t that, but I’m just pointing out how the media easily manipulated the agenda forward.
The ONE and only one thing that I think may have turned out positively from all the social turmoil of those days is the elevation of awareness of the problems of domestic violence and child abuse. That’s it.