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suppress free speech in the name of protecting women is dangerous
and wrong. -- Betty Friedan |
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FFE
BOARD
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| Joan
Kennedy Taylor |
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A
founding board member and former
Vice President of FFE, is the National
Coordinator
of the Association of Libertarian
Feminists. She is the author of SEXUAL
HARASSMENT: a Non-Adversarial Approach
(2002); Reclaiming
the
Mainstream: Individualist Feminism
Rediscovered (1992) and a pamphlet
Women's Issues: Feminism, Classical
Liberalism, and the Future, in the
Essays in Public Policy series of
the Hoover Institution. She was an editor
for The Libertarian Review and The
Freeman , and has written for many
publications including Free Inquiry,
American Enterprise, Reason, The
Wall
Street Journal, Success Magazine
, the Stanford Law and Policy Review,
and the communications law journal,
Commlaw Conspectus. She has directed
book programs for the Manhattan Institute
and the Foundation for Economic Education
and was a commentator on "Byline",
the Cato Institute syndicated radio
program. Her latest book, What to
Do When You Don't Want to Call the
Cops:
A Non-Adversarial Approach to Sexual
Harassment will be published by NYU
Press in the Fall of 1999. Joan Kennedy
Taylor writes and lectures about
the historic liberal roots of American
feminism and how the movement's initial
emphasis on individual rights continues
to be the mainstream of feminism
today.
Visit the Speakers
Network for more information.
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