I agree with what you are saying Jean. From my understanding the biggest movement to replace men in the work force and in society was Feminism.
The real movement seems to have culminated in the 1970's and was really weekend when the Equal Rights Amendment failed. That movement was really before my time, but my mom (born 1942), explained it to me like this. When she was in her early 20's ( Early 1960's). There wasn't much in the work force that women could get jobs in. Secretarial work, Teacher, librarian, or nurse. Feminism is what got women into the work force. She also told me that Feminism failed because enough women found it anti male. Her thoughts were that most women like men and Feminism's anti male image was what defeated the ERA movement.
My reading of that is in a sense biology, and female attraction to men defeated the ERA movement.
Please tell me what you think of Feminism's role in the "war on White men".
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