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To a degree yes and to the same degree no. One could argue that when roles weer more stereotypical she had it easier. However I believe she felt as if her opportunity and scope of the world was limited.
The Women's Liberation Movement- that took off in 1968 (and that I was part of) changed much for women-and it gave them greater opportunity. However that also brought on a whole slew of issues she never had before or had to deal with before.
Then came feminism, 2nd wave feminist and now 3rd wave---and things just get worse for her-and society a whole- with each incarnation. The human elemant of my movement has long been lost. meroo is being very destructive to the fabric of society.
Magazine and media attack both sexes. Subliminally.
As a female I believe we have it harder. Just not always.
The Women's Liberation Movement- that took off in 1968 (and that I was part of) changed much for women-and it gave them greater opportunity. However that also brought on a whole slew of issues she never had before or had to deal with before.
Then came feminism, 2nd wave feminist and now 3rd wave---and things just get worse for her-and society a whole- with each incarnation. The human elemant of my movement has long been lost. meroo is being very destructive to the fabric of society.
Magazine and media attack both sexes. Subliminally.
As a female I believe we have it harder. Just not always.
