2. In many ways, feminism has ignored and distorted the status of black communities. When education, family planning, and other social reform issues are seen as 'women's issues', it undermines the interest that black men (as well as other men) have in them.
3. Many aspects of the feminist movement go far beyond equality and are concerned rather with power and rights, grasped so militantly that other members of society suffer a kind of persecution. Men have become, on the feminist agenda, the scapegoats fro the social and personal problems of women, while feminists have induced in men a sense of guilt and even hopelessness. In addition, by denigrating home-making and motherhood as jobs without pay or status and by denouncing voluntary work as exploitation, feminists have caused women to forsake a worthwhile and fulfilling world, based in home and community, for the workplace and the "rat-race".
4. Feminism is bad for your health. Assertive women are more prone to heart attacks than meek women.