Danielle Crittenden

Just when you thought every conceivable group with a grievance had already mobilized itself and rented offices on K Street, a new one is threatening to rumble.

With the 1970s back in fashion -- bellbottoms, platform shoes, even Donny and Marie! -- it's not surprising that Germaine Greer and her in-your-face, death-to-the-male-power-structure feminism is back, too. And in a big way, with the first print run for her new book, The Whole Woman, a hundred…

WOULD A STUDY PURPORTING to show that small children suffered "significant harm" when their mothers worked full-time be heralded by major media as vindication for mothers who stay home? Would networks lead their nightly news with the proclamation that mothers who put their children before their…

WELL, ONE THING WE'VE LEARNED is that, in her attitudes towards men, the average American woman is as coarsened and world-weary as a 1920s Bronx showgirl. This was the real surprise of the Bill Clinton scandal. The people you thought wouldn't be shocked by the president's behavior -- the Washington…

IT WAS A WOMAN, COKIE ROBERTS, who dared blurt out the real reason why Elizabeth Dole has been catapulted into the first rank of potential Republican presidential candidates. "The difference is, she's in a skirt, and I think that the fact she's in a skirt does make a difference. I really do,"…

Last week, I experienced my lowest moment since puberty: I found myself being lectured about truth, honor, and ethics by the gossip columnist for the National Enquirer. Actually, not lectured, but screamed at before a daytime TV audience. "You," the columnist shrieked, his portly body rising…

BOB DOLE HAS, HE SAYS, A PLAN to end the gender gap -- but in his effort to woo the female public, he is behaving like a tired rou whose pick-up lines keep falling flat. "Did I mention my war record?" "Hey, I'm great with kids." "I've got a lot of experience" (wink, wink).