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Feminism: For Better and for Worse

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By Suzanne Fields
| Heritage Foundation
My readers frequently write to ask why I'm so critical of certain feminists and make such a strong traditional defense of motherhood and family when it's obvious that I benefited from feminist accomplishments and stretched the definition of tradition in my own adult family life. This speech is the beginning of my answer to such queries.
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Sex, Gender, Confusion and Distraction

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By Suzanne Fields
| Townhall Verified
The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com. Sex and gender are serious subjects, but academics, pundits and the pop media have so stretched their meanings to use as weapons of political persuasion that the words sometimes don't mean very much. Communication becomes confusion and distraction. The worst is when we're told to be blind to the obvious differences of the sexes because "identity," not biology, determines who we are.
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Summertime in the Age of the Selfie

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By Suzanne Fields
| Martinsville Bulletin Verified
“Summertime/and the livin’ is easy.” George Gershwin’s haunting melody and DuBose Heyward’s tender lyrics once floated over the mood of summer, coaxing us all to reverie. But that was when vacationers lay on the beach under a lazy old sun, concentrating on important things, like grains of sand seeping through their toes, and watching the currents of salty waves ebb and flow before rippling back to the vast deep.
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