much of this discussion portrays the women's movement as just a collection of individuals, and the Dowds and Schlaflys as just individuals making choices. THESE CHOICES ARE SHAPED IN THE REAL POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CONTEXT of the publishing world (increasingly profit-driven), the current strength of the radical/religious right (which has been built up since the 1960s), and the overall growing disadvantage of women (especially low-income single moms). Schlafly is not *just* an individual, but someone well-connected in a rad right movement. Dowd is not just an individual, but a well-established writer for a major newspaper, one who has held onto a …
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