But no one invented the ambivalence that many working mothers feel. Ms. Faludi's dark portrait of the new men's movement could also be many shades grayer, tinged with some acknowledgment of mixed male feelings. It may do more than give us a quick trip through the 80's. It portends the next set of trend stories. The women's movement that refused to die despite its many obits is just about due for a media resurrection.
Feminism remains a pretty simple concept, despite repeated . . .
As Rebecca West wrote . . .