Who Stole Feminism? Audiobook

" lol, feminism. basically some chick decides to use a seemingly intelligent counter-argument against the irrelevancy of modern feminism as an excuse to bitch out some other chick. "

" Sommers refutes the many "lies, damn lies, and statistics" that float around discussions of gender relations. She is very opinionated about her fellow feminists (and not in a positive way), but she is clear about it and doesn't let it interfere with an objective analysis. "

" I read this book when I was still in college. In hindsight I guess it's a critique of second wave feminism. What really sticks with me is how university/college campus-centered it was. I have to re-read it at some point. "

" Excellent. Brilliant. "

" Christina Hoff Sommers is an anti-feminist funded by right wing foundations; her books are only intended to act as misinformation. "

" Excellent Book that shows you just how often we as women are lied to in order to support certain agendas. "

" Interesting read in which the author argues that feminism has gotten away from much of its intiial focus and become "Anti-man" rather than "pro-women" "

" I won't say I agree with everything in here (although I am not allowed to be a feminist, or even have a vagina, according to most people who talk about such things) but it did get me to look more closely at how statistics are generated. "

" Not sure I'm going to finish this one or read it all at once. Maybe I should take it in little gulps 'cause the author is annoying me. She disagrees with most everyone's approach to feminism. I'm about 70 pages in and she's not had a good thing to say about anyone. She's right, they're all wrong. "

" This is the book that taught me how to question things around me. I love the author and make it a point to read all her stuff. She never lets me down. "

" I picked this up hoping to get a perspective different from the "party line," as I feel alienated from much of what passes as feminism among women of my generation. While many of Sommers's points are interesting, I was disappointed by her obvious polemic intent. "

" An interesting, relentlessly entertaining, and often funny survey of the excesses of radical feminism, albeit one coming from the Conservative perspective. Also look into Rene Denfeld's "The New Victorians" for an indictment of radical second-wave feminism from a liberal standpoint. "

" Eshibit A in the case would be Sommers herself. I guess there's money to be made blaming the women for not having fixed everything by now. Slackers. "

" Stunning scholarship and polemicism. "