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By Carrie L. Lukas

ISBN-10: 1596986131

ISBN-13: 9781596986138

We’ve been duped.

We have been raised to imagine lets have all of it. In collage we have been informed that males weren’t valuable. popular culture instructed us that career—not family—came first. the belief of being a stay-at-home mother was once for losers. And but are we happier than our moms or grandmothers, who grew up prior to girls have been "liberated" by way of the sexual revolution? for plenty of girls, the answer's no. within the Politically fallacious Guide™ to ladies, intercourse, and Feminism, Carrie Lukas, a tender occupation lady and new mom, units the checklist directly: correcting the lies girls were instructed and slamming the door at the screaming harpies of NOW, feminist professors, and the remainder of the bra-burners who've performed a lot to damage women’s lives.

Bet your feminist instructor by no means advised you:

* Women’s lib has "liberated" males from having to dedicate, "freed" girls from marriage, and infrequently "unshackled" ladies from having a family members. * greater than ever, ladies of their twenties and thirties reside on my own, are discarded through boyfriends after "living together," and are staring at their organic clocks tick previous the purpose of no go back. * girls nonetheless want males who're breadwinners and will guard them bodily.

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Most abnormal The line life. Biologists recessive genes between defective, is rational- becoming less American drive toward perfection contin- ues to expand, questions about moral quandaries that race. for nonfatal fetal disorders, as shall live, on the minds of most And liberalism's and who it is shall receive ethicists and in the solutions to these commitment to rationality can be readily detected. For example, H. Tristram Engelhardt, one of today's most promi- nent medical ethicists, such dilemmas his ideas is claims that the only appropriate approach to to understand morality as having on the assumption pluralistic society is to solve two levels.

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