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Introduction You've Come a Long Way, Maybe 1
Ch. 1 The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pantsuits 19
Ch. 2 The Palin Effect 45
Ch. 3 Women's Groups and Sarah Palin: Is Palin a Feminist? Does it Matter? 77
Ch. 4 What it Takes: Steel Magnolias 97
Ch. 5 From the Kitchen to the Kitchen Cabinet 123
Ch. 6 Ladies First 139
Ch. 7 What's Next: We Won the Battles. When Will We Win the War? 165
Ch. 8 What Do Women Do N.O.W? The Need to Nationally Organize Women 179
Notes 195
Index 209
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Anastasios Zachariadis
reviewed You've Come a Long Way, Maybe: Sarah, Michelle, Hillary, and the Shaping of the New American Woman on January 22, 2017
You've Come a Long Way, Maybe
Dribble.
I saw this book listed in a New Yorker Article called Lift and Separate. I got to the end, but not without throwing it against the wall in outrage a dozen times.
Mean Girl factor? Also known as having high expectations of our politicians- which should be universal for men and women. Which I should have seen coming..
In that same New Yorker article this author writes she was outraged by Gloria Steinem who wrote "Palin shares nothing but a chromosome with Clinton,"
Sanchez responded, "As I read that, it means, 'you can run, Sarah Palin, but you won't get my support because you don't believe in all the same things I believe in.'
Ah yeah, gender shouldn't matter if the other person doesn't represent your values. Of course, she criticized Steinem, but in the 2016 election she was a major anti-Clinton pundit and a Trump supporter. As I wrote this I googled her just to make sure I have the correct person and found her twitter feed. Her last tweet was about the Historic Women's March on Washington which drew a crowed of over 500,000. She claimed, "It's 97% cameras, 2% protestors, 1% angry pregnant woman trying to get to her hair appointment,"
Yeah, she sounds like someone who really wants to see women succeed.
Thank god it was a library book! Telling that only 1 library in the metro had carried it.
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