In her youth she thanked men for holding doors by kicking them in their shins.
In her youth she thanked men for holding doors by kicking them in their shins. Her autobiography, Life So Far, came out in 2000 and her 1993 work, The Fountain of Age, denied that growing old was a bad experience. Her most famous work featured such Ladies' Home Journal articles as "The Sandwich Maker," and came about in 1957 when she found her college classmates were as unhappy as she and claimed they were all living in "comfortable concentration camps." For ten points, name this founded of NOW and the author of The Feminine Mystique.
In her youth she thanked men for holding doors by kicking them in their shins.
Betty {Friedan} or Betty {Goldstein}