 Reviewers writing from conservative perspectives were concerned with what they understood to be Faludi's endorsement of single-minded feminist interests at the expense of traditional family values.Maggie Gallagher, writing for the "National Review", claims "the biggest danger facing us today comes not from discrimination in the workplace but from the collapse of the family", while another conservative writer claims the women's movement, and "Backlash", chronically do not address the fact of women having husbands and children.Gloria Steinem suggests that talking about 'family' rather than 'women's' issues "renders women invisible", and Faludi says that "all family issues should not be women's issues...they should be human issues."