Big Sister
Subtitle: how extreme feminism has betrayed the fight for sexual equality
By: Neil Boyd.
Publisher: Greystone·
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Vancouver· BC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
Description: "In the past few decades, women have taken their rightful place in universities, in the workplace, and in society. But there is a darker side to the feminist movement." "Big Sister exposes the ideology of radical feminists, backed by extensive research and shocking true examples. In Big Sister's new world, a man creates a hostile work environment with a photo of his bikini-clad wife on his desk. A father is found guilty after his adult daughter claims sexual abuse as a child, without a shred of evidence to back up her "recovered memory." A woman may murder her husband and call it self-defense under the banner of Battered Women's Syndrome, even if she was in no imminent danger." "Big Sister is a look at how extremists have led us astray and how we might achieve true gender equality."--Jacket.