To Protest Free Speech In The Name

I Realized That What I Was Saying Was Threatening, Somehow, To The Editors Of Women's Magazines. That It Threatened The Very World They Were Trying To Paint, What I Then Called The "feminine Mystique."

Diversity Has Got To Be A Part Of Modern Feminism, And I Think That My Feminism Is Stronger Because Its An Inclusive Thing. I Won't Be Backed Into A Corner That Polarizes Me Against Other Women. And I Wished They Wouldn't Be Either.

I'm Against Suppression Of Pornography. If You Suppress Guns - Yes; If You Want To Suppress Poverty - Yes. These Are The Obscenities, The Real Brutalization Of People. I Am Almost More Outraged By Ads For Blue Jeans Or Cars That Sort Of Blatantly Depict Women Not Only As Sex Objects, But Women That Look Younger Than The Age Of Consent, Looking Like They've Just Been Raped Or Asking To Be Raped-utterly Passive Sex Objects.

I Understood Somehow My Mother's Frustration. And That It Was No Good Not Only For Her, But For Her Children Or Her Husband, That She Didn't Have A Real Use Of Her Ability.

It Is Perhaps Beside The Point To Remark That Bowling Alleys And Supermarkets Have Nursery Facilities, While Schools And Colleges And Scientific Laboratories And Government Offices Do Not.