Faludi

The interview of Susan Faludi is the best piece of the issue:

Bitch magazine review - Lost & Found Issue 2008

The interview of Susan Faludi is the best piece of the issue:

Archive 2008-03-01 2008

All such productions are but poor reprises of a story that appeared in this paper on May 16, 1990, written by a reporter named Susan Faludi, later to become famous as an angry feminist author.

The Truth About Bain and Jobs Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2012

Mild, innocent, docile Desdemona comes off as an angrier Gloria Steinem or Susan Faludi.

So It Wasn't Jealousy After All? David Littlejohn 2011

In 7,770 words, Ms. Faludi described the buyout of the Safeway supermarket chain, and if anybody suffered a layoff or pay cut or got depressed and committed suicide, she did not hesitate to blame private equity.

The Truth About Bain and Jobs Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2012

Just remembered the “Backlash” author: Susan Faludi.

Matthew Yglesias » Marry Him’s Bad Math 2010

As Susan Faludi pointed out in her book The Terror Dream, the 9/11 widows were sanctified in the press but also held to a strict code of behavior.

The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011

As Susan Faludi pointed out in her book The Terror Dream, the 9/11 widows were sanctified in the press but also held to a strict code of behavior.

The Truth About Grief Ruth Davis Konigsberg 2011

She reminds me of Susan Faludi in her clear-eyed assessment of politics, not one that is drawn from the images the media constructs, but one that comes from her own travels around the country interviewing mothers.

As For Reading…? « Tales from the Reading Room 2009

Faludi herself was contributing op-eds about the gender politics of the election to a New York Times editorial page that now included not just the prose cartoons of Maureen Dowd, but also an incisive, funny political column by Gail Collins.

Big Girls Don’t Cry Rebecca Traister 2010