Arranged topically, they cover a number of important issues, including affirmative action, women in the military, the importance of marriage and family, women in the workplace, and so on. This volume is a collection of her columns, articles and essays written over the years. Her 1964 book on what women really want, A Choice Not an Echo, sold 3 million copies. She is perhaps most famous for almost single-handedly knocking down the feminist Equal Rights Amendment. For over four decades she has championed the cause of faith and family, and has resisted the radical social engineering of radical feminists, the homosexual lobby and other coercive utopians. If there is one name in America that strikes terror in the hearts of most feminists, it is Phyllis Schlafly.
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