Feminist fatale : voices from the “twentysomething" generation explore the future of the “women's movement"

Abstract

Kamen notes the irony of how, because of hard-won victories, young women often do not have profound consciousness-raising experiences until their thirties, in the workplace. There they find the glass ceiling blocking them from the top. There they meet what columnist Anna Quindlen called the quota of one woman allowed (I really wish I could run your column, but I already run Ellen Goodman). There they work as hard as the next guy, whose wife takes care of the home and kids the career woman cannot afford.

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