by Suzanne on May 17, 2012

Chrissy Blevio of Bradenton, a single working mother of two teenagers, calls herself a conservative feminist. Yes, people have told her that’s an oxymoron. She disagrees. Blevio rejects the 1960s feminist movement, saying it has done more harm than good. She’s against abortion, exalts women who stay home with children, and believes an “enormous schism [...]
by Suzanne on May 14, 2012

Dear Mr. President: Last week you announced plans to fight so-called discrimination against working women by highlighting the fact that “3 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are women” and “fewer than 20 percent of the seats in Congress are occupied by women.” In light of this supposed problem, you pledged legislation to close the pay [...]
by Suzanne on May 14, 2012

Ann Romney doesn’t need an apology from Hilary Rosen for claiming the mom of five children has “never worked a day in her life.” Mothers at home are secure in the knowledge that no task is more vital to the health and well-being of this nation than the one they perform each day. But to [...]
by Suzanne on February 20, 2012

This past Valentine’s Day brought with it, as it often does, scores of articles about love and romance. But rather than celebrate its usual counterpart — marriage — we celebrated something new: singlehood. Single women, to be exact. The rise of the single woman is hardly something to celebrate. She represents the culmination of a decades-long [...]