Women’s Struggles and Triumphs
In Betty Friedan’s notable work, “The Feminine Mystique,” she reveals insight into an issue that tormented American ladies during the twentieth century. This problem, which she aptly calls “The Problem That Has No Name,” was a sense of dissatisfaction and yearning that many suburban wives silently suffered from. Amid their household chores, childcare duties, and ... Read More
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