A recent article on feminism calls feminism as a passing issue and also proves the point by introducing some of the polls where younger women in America turn their backs to feminism. This bitterness against feminism is based on the number of broken homes in America, social evils rising out of feminism and feminism being as ironical as always in its purposes.



What amazes me is a typical conservative viewpoint of the young American woman in the following words:

Young women simply don’t relate to Eleanor Smeal, Gloria Steinem, and the other ‘founding mothers’ of the modern feminist movement. They see such women as out-of-touch, angry, and unfulfilled. They admire women who can keep a household together under trying circumstances. They may have iPods and Blackberries, but they still believe in the value of hearth and home.
True to the words a conservative viewpoint is much more capable than what a feminist’s theory stands for.