The Right Women
by Elinor Burkett
When Elinor Burkett phoned me to ask if we could get
together for an interview, she described herself as a liberal feminist,
as she does in this book and for which she makes no apologies. Needless
to say, I was a little nervous about sharing with her my beliefs on
conservatism in general and feminism in particular. But as you'll
notice, if you read her book, she was terrificly open-minded and
unwilling to flatly dismiss my position, as well as those of the other
women she interviewed. The book is a fabulous read, not just for a
better understanding of why some women reject the -ism's normally
applied to them, but for Burkett's well-articulated reactions to women
on the right. ~S.H.
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