Oct 06 2009
Feminists turned normal
There’s been a spate of articles lately of diehard feminists turned normal. By normal I mean they suddenly realized what everyone already knew: Having kids is meaningful. Difficult. But meaningful. And fun. Families matter. Men and women can indeed be friends. Women enjoy homemaking-related stuff sometimes, not always, but likely more than most men. This sort of groundbreaking thing.
So today’s Globe has another piece on this same subject. And where I had resisted posting about the other articles, well, now I’m breaking down.
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Brigitte smirks: I hope she’s wearing a helmet.
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