Broadcasting from the Harris-Saloon corporate offices, it's the Suzanne Benker Show,

where men and women are equal in value, but wildly different by nature.

Join us here every week when we challenge the culture's hugely flawed narratives regarding

men, women, sex, and love. Today on the show, we're going to talk with Christina Hoff

Summers, author and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute about what became

of feminism. But first, a quick announcement. In an effort to continue to provide you with

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Patreon subscriber, go to the Suzannevenker Show.com and click on Become a Patron. Christina Hoff

Summers is an author and a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, where she

studies the politics of gender and feminism, as well as free expression, due process, and the

preservation of liberty in the academy. Christina is perhaps best known for her 1994 book,

Who Stole Feminism, How Women Have Betrayed Women, which was instrumental in giving a voice to

those who dared to question rigid doctrines about women and men and the flawed arguments

feminists make that cause a rift between

them.

Christina's popular podcast, Femsplainers, which she co-hosts with author Danielle Crittenden,

is described as a, quote, weekly Girls Night Out, where Christina and Danielle dish on everything

from Me Too and Sex to, well, doing the dishes.

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