Pin them down, and the brocialists defend their blokeishness by saying that gender issues are essentially a second-order of importance, that there are bigger struggles which define our politics today.

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For he is also the political leader of the nation, or has it in his choice to be.

By 1962, well before the so-called sexual revolution or even the feminist slogan a woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle, Helen Gurley Brown could write in Sex and the Single Girl, I think marriage is insurance for the worst years of your life.[]