Women Who Make the World Worse: and How Their Radical Feminist Assault Is Ruining Our Schools, Families, Military, and Sports
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Kate O'Beirne, a conservative commentator, turns her attention to the most prominent feminist voices in the United States. Her book sets out to test the claim that the movement's leading figures have, over roughly forty years, left women and society worse off.
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Drawing on the evidence she presents, she examines the effects on schools, families, the military, and athletics. The argument is aimed squarely at the public debate over gender roles, asking readers to weigh whether the policies and rhetoric pushed by these women have served the people they claimed to help. It is a pointed, politically charged account meant to spark argument rather than settle it.
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