Maybe it's unreasonable to think that a publication touted among journalism's elite would bother to contact the country's largest feminist organization before writing the movement's obituary. NOW has a different answer to TIME's question.
Feminism is vibrant and thriving and making unprecedented gains for women and girls.
From assembly lines to boardrooms, NOW has played a key role in winning victories for women plagued by discrimination in the workplace. Women-Friendly Workplace Campaign made historic breakthroughs in the highly visible sexual harassment cases against Mitsubishi and Smith Barney . When anti-abortion terrorists attacked women's health clinics, NOW headed for the streets, the courts and Congress. We organized activists to stand-up for women's rights and to defend clinics. We successfully sued the anti-abortion racketeers using the RICO statute .