Library Elise Sutton

She's Come A Long Ways, Baby: Questions about Female Domination and Societal Evolution

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To answer your questions, it would be difficult to just name five women so I should not even start because I know I will miss someone. To be honest, most of the women I would name, you have never heard of. There were pioneers in this lifestyle that had to remain anonymous to protect their identity and their family. I have met some wonderful women who played a very pivotal role in helping me grow into the woman I am today.

If you are asking about well known women in history, I would say all the feminist pioneers who fought for the liberation of women. I immediately think of a Mary Wollstonecraft, a Susan B. Anthony, and an Alice Paul. A more contemporary feminist would be Psychologist Sandra L. Bern. And a modern day feminist would be Professor Camille Paglia. There, I just named five. But again, the women who would be at the very top of my list are women you have never heard of. I will forever be grateful to my sisters in dominance.

Literature? I would recommend the writings of the afore mentioned women. "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" by Mary Wollstonecraft. "An Unconditional Family" by Sandra L. Bern. The written lectures and speeches of Anthony and Paul. The many columns and lectures of Paglia.