Women, here and there. (radical feminism)

From: National Review | Date: January 11, 1985| Author: Kuehnelt-Leddihn, Erik Von | Copyright information

WOMEN, HERE AND THERE

WHEN RADICAL feminism erupted in the United States, the prevailing view in Europe was one of bemused puzzlement. Up until then, most Europeans had thought of the United States as a matriarchy. When I first arrived in America, I took this view for granted, but after several years I realized that it was one of the many myths that have been exported about God's own country. American men, it is true, are more chivalrous toward women than Continental Eu...

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