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Bestselling author and scholar. "Women and Madness," "Woman's Inhumanity to Women," "An American Bride in Kabul," "A Politically Incorrect Feminist," & more.
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By Phyllis Chesler, Helen Lewis Verified
| New English Review
There is a very good article in this month’s Atlantic by Helen Lewis about legalized surrogacy. It brings me back to my work in the 1980s and confirms that my analysis and fears were all too correct. As usual, they were not politically correct. In 1987, barely a year after I published Mothers on Trial: The Battle for Children and Custody, I saw that a new kind of custody battle was fully upon us.
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Sleepless–Not in Seattle, but in Good Old NYC

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By Phyllis Chesler
| New English Review
By Phyllis Chesler No one ever told me that “there would be days like this,” but no matter. One tries to soldier on anyway. Earlier today, I joined Professor Richard Landes in a podcast interview that will appear in October at his excellent new site: Infidel Awareness Month. I hope that he expands this to a year-round site. Infidels–dhimmis–that’s all non-Muslims really need to become aware of what that term means.
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Anti-American, Anti-Israel, and Pro-Palestinian Cinema. A Lie Every Minute on the Silver Screen. Part One.

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By Phyllis Chesler
| New English Review
By Phyllis Chesler As my readers may know, I’ve been something of a film buff since the late 1950s, when I began to watch to the magnificent Italians: De Sica, Fellini, Antonioni, Rossellini–and the equally amazing French directors: Varda, Chabrol, Truffaut, Godard, and Resnais. Soon enough, I also found The Apu Trilogy by Bengali director Satyajit Ray. To my mind, at least at the time, they all put Hollywood to shame.
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