[Artemis Webb]

Prolific doesn't mean crap.

There are a lot of "prolific" liberal writers too...it doesn't mean they are right.

I remember when Schlafly first came to prominence as an opponent of the ERA (which I was and still am opposed to). I didn't have a problem with her opposition...but some of her ideas, particularly "forced unisex bathrooms" were pretty dang silly.

[who knows what evil?]

I didn't have a problem with her opposition...but some of her ideas, particularly "forced unisex bathrooms" were pretty dang silly.

Afraid not...unisex bathrooms can be found all over socialist New England; Dartmouth College in NH and Fletcher Allen in VT as just two of many examples. When you have GOT to go, and that's all that is available...that's pretty 'forced' to me. :-)

[Irene Adler]

"...but some of her ideas, particularly "forced unisex bathrooms" were pretty dang silly."

Not so silly, pal. They either exist today (or were very, very seriously discussed recently; don't know how the issue has turned out) in some university dorm environments, particularly on the east coast. I remember such articles cited in FR.

Shlafley's idea about same-sex-marriage (at the time raised as a possible result of the ERA), while sneeringly ridiculed by the left at the time as right-wing hysterics has come TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, hasn't it?