As others have noted, [Betty] Friedan’s book [The Feminine Mystique] was aimed at a revolution of a very small, elite group of upper-middle class, intellectually inclined women who could be doctors, lawyers, writers, artists, physicists, architects, or actresses - the sort of people she lived with in Rockland County. She seemed unconcerned, in her own life and in the Mystique’s “New Life Plan for Women,” with the emancipation of the woman who cleaned the houses of the revolutionaries or took care of their children.
Benjamin Wiker, PhD., 10 Books That Screwed Up the World (2008)




















