Feminist fantasies / Phyllis Schlafly ; foreword by Ann Coulter.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Schlafly, Phyllis.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Anti-feminism.

Feminism.

Sex role.

Physical Description:

xx, 262 pages ; 24 cm

Place of Publication:

Dallas : Spence Pub. Co., 2003.

Contents:

I The Revolution Is Over

All I Want Is a Husband 3

Female Emancipation? 5

Phyllis Schlafly's National Anthem 7

Does Mom Have to Work? 10

Boys Just Want to Have Guns 12

A Night at the Opera 14

Ms. Discovers Human Nature 16

Losers in the Sexual Revolution 18

Post-Feminist Career Women 20

Making Heroes out of Rapists 23

Fortune Favors the Trophy Wife 24

Working Girl Explodes a Feminist Myth 26

Busybodies and Crybabies 28

The Feminist Identity Crisis 30

Lord of the White House Plantation 33

Hillary: Feminist Heroine? 35

Terrorism Meets Feminism 38

Still Not Happy at the Top 41

II The Media: Mirror or Maker of Trends?

Kramer v. Kramer 47

Can Babies and Husbands Cope? 48

Madison Avenue and Motherhood 50

Doing the Dirty Work 52

Who Invented Free Love? 54

Statutory Rape and Date Rape 57

Male Wimps 59

Carving the Joint 61

A Non-Feminist Novel 64

Going Around with the Wrong Crowd 66

The Monster behind the Myth 70

Reinventing the Family 72

War of the Roses 74

Macho Victims 76

The Feminist War against Marriage 78

G. I. Jane: Feminist Role Model 81

Who's Home Alone Now? 83

III Questioning a Woman's Place

What's Wrong with Equal Rights for Women? 89

Social Security Is Pro-Woman 93

Do Women Get Equal Pay for Equal Work? 98

Women's Studies v. Academic Freedom 102

What Do Smith Women Want? 105

Women and the Law 107

Comparable Worth Is Not Pay Equity 109

Trying to Measure the Unmeasurable 112

The UN Women's Conference in Nairobi 117

Why the Equal Rights Amendment Failed 119

The Intelligent Candidate's Guide to the Women's Vote 123

Sexist Software 126

Why Affirmative Action for Women Is Wrong 128

Yes, Virginia, There Is a Difference 131

Feminists Want to Have It Both Ways 133

Code Name: Glass Ceiling 134

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Feminist Worldview 136

Feminism's Fundamental Defects 140

Feminists Try to Stamp Out the Radical Truth 142

Feminist Assault on Reasonableness 144

Feminists Have Global Goals, Too 147

A Lousy Way to Run a Company 149

The United Nations Treaty on Women 151

Paula Jones and Anita Hill 153

Violence against Women 155

IV A Gender-Neutral Military?

Women Should Not Serve in Combat 161

The Feminization of the U.S. Military 166

Sending Mothers to War 168

The Pregnancy Problem 170

Affirmative Action in the Military 173

The Myth of Israeli Women in Combat 174

Women Don't Belong in Combat 177

The Feminist Assault on VMI 180

The Kelly Flinn Flimflam 182

Can You Be All You Can Be? 185

Women Don't Belong on Submarines 189

The Special-Interest Lobby Called Dacowits 190

V Marriage and Motherhood

Choosing a Career 195

The Cinderella Complex 198

Where Have All the Mothers Gone? 200

Big Brother Wants to Be Big Mama 202

A Long Leap into the Dark 204

The Two-Class American Society 208

Understanding Men 210

More Work, Less Income 212

What Government Should Do for Mothers 214

Pornography's Victims 217

Family Violence Is Everyone's Concern 221

Feminist Ideology and Child Care 223

A Child's Place Is in the Home 225

Mommy Tracks and Sequential Careers 227

The Politics of Daycare 229

Who Is Liberated by Divorce? 234

Why Feminists Target Wives 235

Two Faces of Marriage Tax Reform 239

A Daycare Bombshell Hits the "Village" 242

The UN Treaty on the Rights of the Child 244.

Notes:

Includes index.

ISBN:

1890626465

OCLC:

51559941