For decades, feminism promised women freedom, but its hollow promises left many unfulfilled. James Dobson concludes his moving conversation with the late Phyllis Schlafly and her niece Suzanne Venker, co-authors of The Flipside of Feminism.
For decades, feminism promised women freedom, but its hollow promises left many unfulfilled.
James Dobson concludes his moving conversation with the late Phyllis Schlafly and her niece Suzanne Venker, co-authors of The Flipside of Feminism.
They challenge the culture's lies about marriage, motherhood, and career, and reveal why American women may be the most fortunate people who ever lived.
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For decades, feminism promised women freedom, but its hollow promises left many unfulfilled. James Dobson concludes his moving conversation with the late Phyllis Schlafly and her niece Suzanne Venker, co-authors of The Flipside of Feminism. They challenge the culture's lies about marriage, motherhood, and career, and reveal why American women may be the most fortunate people who ever lived.
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