What Do Women Want?
What Do Women Want?
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1 BEING HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON We still think of a powerful man as a born leader and a powerful woman as an anomaly.
—MARGARET ATWOOD When Hillary Rodham Clinton first appeared on the national scene in 1992, I found her a blast—not a breath—of fresh air. Here was a woman like most American women: a breadwinner, a working mother, outspoken in her opinions, and visibly strong. Unlike the previous first lady, Nancy Reagan, who secretly manipulated the White House schedule with her astrologer; or... Jacqueline Kennedy, who softly cooed that husband and children came first; or Barbara Bush, who claimed she deliberately never tried to influence George with her sensible views of abortion,2 HRC was a woman of the future—unafraid of seeming as powerful as she was. Her very demeanor said: Times have changed; now even women have to watch their backs. The protection racket of women is over: It’s every amazon for herself.
I admired Hillary Clinton’s fuck-you attitude from the start, and I was initially surprised to find myself in the minority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 BEING HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON We still think of a powerful man as a born leader and a powerful woman as an anomaly.
—MARGARET ATWOOD When Hillary Rodham Clinton first appeared on the national scene in 1992, I found her a blast—not a breath—of fresh air. Here was a woman like most American women: a breadwinner, a working mother, outspoken in her opinions, and visibly strong. Unlike the previous first lady, Nancy Reagan, who secretly manipulated the White House schedule with her astrologer; or... Jacqueline Kennedy, who softly cooed that husband and children came first; or Barbara Bush, who claimed she deliberately never tried to influence George with her sensible views of abortion,2 HRC was a woman of the future—unafraid of seeming as powerful as she was. Her very demeanor said: Times have changed; now even women have to watch their backs. The protection racket of women is over: It’s every amazon for herself.
I admired Hillary Clinton’s fuck-you attitude from the start, and I was initially surprised to find myself in the minority.
What to read after What Do Women Want??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erica Jong to read onlineMoreLess
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