James Taranto #fundie online.wsj.com
As feminism has elevated the status of women, it has necessarily diminished the relative status of men. Fewer high-status men are available--and given the revealed male preference for sexual variety, they're likely also less willing to commit.
Feminism has diminished the romantic prospects of today's young women--and that is true even if, as McClintock suggests, socioeconomic homogamy trumps female hypergamy. As we noted last March, women graduating from American colleges increasingly outnumber men; the ratio fast approaches 3 to 2.
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They suggest just as strongly, and to our mind more plausibly, that the traditional marital division of labor is better attuned to the biological differences between the sexes than is its reverse. If that's true, then the continuing march of feminism can be expected to leave many more unhappy women and men in its wake. Happy Valentine's Day.