When I Was In High

The Media And Even, To Some Degree, Leaders Of Women's Organizations Don't Understand That The Women's Movement Is An Absolute Part Of Society Now. It Is In The Consciousness, It Is Taken For Granted. It Is Part Of The Way Women Look At Themselves, And Women Are Looked At.

Whatever I Wrote Was Heretical. It Offended The Editors Of The Women's Magazines.

Women, Because They Are Not Generally The Principal Breadwinners, Can Be Perhaps Most Useful As The Trail Blazers, Working Along The Bypaths, Doing The Unusual Job That Men Cannot Afford To Gamble On.

The Problem That Has No Name-which Is Simply The Fact That American Women Are Kept From Growing To Their Full Human Capacities-is Taking A Far Greater Toll On The Physical And Mental Health Of Our Country Than Any Known Disease.

There's No Question That The Black Middle Class Has Benefited Greatly By The Civil Rights Movement. But There Is A Large Black Underclass That Does Not Have Access To Jobs. If There's No Clear Road To Income And Status Except Crime, We Should Expect Social Problems. You Can't Solve This Problem Without Addressing The Economic Issues, And The Same Is True With Gender.