The Natural Superiority of Women Book

Ashley Montague was a giant in his field. As a teacher, he discovered he could not teach in class what he teaches in this book. Both male and female students would not hear him. The females were made uncomfortable. The males were made angry and derisive. So he wrote the book. It's common knowledge among biologists that mammals are all female, becoming male by some sort of imperative as they develop in the womb. Males are an adaptation of the female. It ought to be common knowledge by simple observation. Why do males have nipples? Cats, dogs, pigs, choose your mammal. It's so obvious it's laughable. Montague argues that the female body is superior to the male's. He does NOT argue that that the female is superior to the male. In class, this went unheard. In the 1950s it became very apparent that Montague was right since there were females being trained for the space program at the same time males were. No publicity was given to the women for the obvious reasons. In every test, a woman's body proved superior to a male's for the task of space travel. Look it up. It's true.

Montague's book is a classic, or should be. It's even-handed, sensible, honest and fair, even bending over backward so that males will not become defensive. Ashley was a male and he knew what he was talking about.