Betty Friedan and feminism a conservative critique
Washington Times editor Josette Shiner guides a debate with Betty Friedan on feminism's mixed legacy. The piece challenges the idea that feminism alone spurred women into work, notes class disparities, and argues that career demands hollow the home. It criticizes government daycare and four day weeks as solutions and highlights the enduring impact on mothers and children.
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Clinton Sacrifice in Bosnia Debate Urges Duty Over Re election
The column argues President Clinton should publicly announce he will not seek re election in 1996 to remove politics from Bosnia peacekeeping. It warns of risks from sending 20 000 troops and notes past Somalia failures. The piece questions Clinton's vision and calls for clear sacrifice to uphold US global duties.
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