Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American WomenCrown, 1991 - 552 pages Women's rights are once more under attack, and the rallying cry of the attackers is that women today suffer from too much freedom, too much feminism, too much equality. Backlash reveals how the facts tell a far different story, and why a revival of the feminist movement is needed in the '90s. Susan Faludi is a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. |
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Backlashes Then and Now | 46 |
The Media | 75 |
The Backlash in | 112 |
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