The Six Costliest Mistakes You Can Make in Marketing to Women

Sexual correctness is a dogma that permits no dissent. Gender feminists have no scruples about silencing and dismissing the voices of women who disagree.

Feminists oppose initiatives that give individuals more control, such as education policies that allow parents to choose their children's schools and Social Security reforms that offer individuals options for how to save for retirement.

A review of the history of women in journalism.

This is a timeline detailing all the major events in American history that led to the woman's successful campaign to get the Nineteenth Amendment passed in 1920.

An examination of poll numbers indicating that, in spite of being granted the vote in 1923, women were slow to fully exercise their rights.

The claim that American women as a group face systemic wage discrimination is groundless.

A short history of the suffragette movement in the United Kingdom.

Results of a survey taken in 1923 Chicago, when only 35% of women, in spite of being granted the vote, decided to exercise their right at the polls.

Men are increasingly receiving custody of their children, and single-father families with children are growing at a faster rate than even single-mother families. However, many observers still believe that custodial fathers are small in number. Indeed, there are a number of myths concerning custodial fathers, myths that are dispelled by empirical data.

The central concept of feminist epistemology is that of a situated knower, and hence of situated knowledge: knowledge that reflects the particular perspectives of the subject. Feminist philosophers are interested in how gender situates knowing subjects.

Equity feminist Paglia argues that it's time for every American feminist to admit that both mainstream and academic feminism have been guilty of ideological excesses that require correction.

In this interview, equity feminists Paglia and Sommers describe what has gone wrong with feminism, and how to refocus the movement.

In this article, Hoff Sommers exposes some of the untruths, misinformation and exaggerations that feminist scholars put out and how they dismiss criticism.

In this essay, Yates describes the attack on logic that has been emanating from within academia for the past few decades.

This book offers a sharp debate on the impact of feminism on men between bestselling author Warren Farrell and the acclaimed philosopher James P. Sterba.

This talk is a very nice example of the contemporary radical feminist perspective, especially their views of men, power, pornography, patriarchy, capitalism, justice, economic equality and environmentalism.

This debate between Harvard psychology professors Pinker and Spelke focused "on the research on mind, brain, and behavior that may be relevant to gender disparities in the sciences, including the studies of bias, discrimination and innate and acquired difference between the sexes."

A short speech delivered by the famous abolitionist and former slave at the women's convention in Ohio, uniting the causes of the slaves and women, and arguing that she, too, is a woman, and deserves the same rights.

One of the earliest American campaigners for civil rights, ending slavery and women's suffrage, Weld's speech points out the corrupting and demoralizing effects of slavery, and calls for women to exercise their political rights and take an active role in abolition.

In this article, Walker coins the phrase "Third Wave" feminist. The article itself expresses her outrage with the confirmation of Clarence Thomas as a Supreme Court justice given the accusations of sexual harassment made by Anita Hill.

De Gouges, a butcher's daughter, wrote several plays and pamphlets, including this work, which argues that women should have the right to vote, a national assembly and better education.

There are few things which present greater obstacles to the improvement and elevation of woman to her appropriate sphere of usefulness and duty, than the laws which have been enacted to destroy her independence, and crush her individuality.

Excerpts from Abigail Adams' letters to her husband, in which she argues for women's rights.

Eastman, a social feminist, wrote this essay following the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, arguing for the continuation of the feminist movement.

In this essay, Martineau describes how government exercises power over women without their consent, a fact she considers a violation of the doctrine of "consent by the governed."

Betty Friedan's analysis that there is an "unnamed problem" in America, which defines women as capable of a certain role ignited a revolution that pushed anew for women's rights in the workplace and elsewhere.

Perhaps the most famous work by the French Existentialist and feminist, this book, which takes a look back at the history of women.

The Woman's Bible, written by famous 19th Century feminist Elizabeth Cady Stanton and a 'Revising Committee', is one of the first attempts by women to evaluate the Judeo-Christian legacy and its impact on women through history.

The following presents a speculative fictional gynocentric rewrite of Freudian theory, placing women centre stage and men at the problematic margins of social and psychological life.

Schreiner traces the inequalities of labor practices between men and women. She examines how technology has effected social changes and advocates for women to be less dependent on men for economic support and well-being.

Anna Garlin Spencer, nearly forgotten today, was, in her time, considered among the foremost theorists about the family and women. She published Woman's Share in Social Culture in 1913.

In this controversial work, "Gilligan challenges the 'masculine bias' of theories that stress the development of an autonomous self as a prerequisite to mature intimacy.

When is rape not a crime? When it's pornography--or so First Amendment law seems to say: in film, a rape becomes 'free speech.'

This unsparing account of the troubles that beset women's studies programs should incite vociferous debate.

In this controversial book, Wolf claims that women, despite having broken many legal and economic barriers to equality, are being oppressed by the images of female beauty in the media.

Feminist and Communist anarchist author Germaine Greer argues in her controversial book that women's "essential quality is castratedness."

In this major study, groundbreaking researcher Shere Hite challenges established views on the family, arguing that it is not collapsing--as advocates of traditional 'family values' would have us believe--but instead shifting from a rigid, patriarchial formula to increasingly egalitarian, custom-tailored variations.

In this book, Hoff Sommers examines the views and philosophy of third-wave feminists such as Gloria Steinem, Susan Faludi, Naomi Wolf and Catherine MacKinnon, and criticizes them for hurting legitimate women's rights issues by distorting, exaggerating and misrepresenting data.

IWF focuses on issues of concern to women, men, and families. Our mission is to rebuild civil society by advancing economic liberty, personal responsibility, and political freedom.

The National Women's History Project, founded in 1980, is an educational nonprofit organization. Our mission is to recognize and celebrate the diverse and historic accomplishments of women by providing information and educational materials and programs.