In her later life, this person discussed age discrimination in the book The Fountain of Age. She first became prominent after analyzing the results of a questionnaire sent to unhappy Smith College alumnae. One of her works concludes that many women felt (*) "unreal" as a res
In her later life, this person discussed age discrimination in the book The Fountain of Age. She first became prominent after analyzing the results of a questionnaire sent to unhappy Smith College alumnae. One of her works concludes that many women felt (*) "unreal" as a result of living through others rather than performing creative work. For 10 points, name this first president of the National Organization for Women, the author of The Feminine Mystique.
In her later life, this person discussed age discrimination in the book The Fountain of Age.
Betty Friedan [or Bettye Naomi Goldstein]