There were those of us who had already gleaned, from discussions with parents, business travelers and street walkers, that trotting about a club serving drinks while clad in spike heels and a -length tube top might not be pleasant or fulfilling. Ms. Steinem met the new Mr. Steinem at a pro-abortion rally, a cause she ranks as the cornerstone of civilization. Many of us figured long ago that taking the body from a state of reproduction to one cleansed of all moral responsibility by suction and dismemberment might not be good for the body or soul. Recent studies presented at the American Psychological Association document the psychological damage abortion causes young women. For years the studies on the relationship between abortion and increased breast cancer risk have been suppressed.
Marriage is also much more equal under the law. . . .
And Phyllis Schlafly - ah, forget it. Mrs. Bale has redrafted her principles of feminism for her current whim. If she tries to adopt a child at age 66, I shall campaign to eliminate women's suffrage. The Bard understood this principle in penning his play about Katharina's taming. In common law England women were nothing more than chattels, but still fulfilled in marriage, and not as bitter spinsters with smart mouths.