Phyllis Chesler

=== ''Women, Money and Power'' (co-authored with Emily Jane Goodman) (1976) ===

=== ''Women, Money and Power'' (co-authored with Emily Jane Goodman) (1976) ===

The book is an in-depth study of gender-based economic disparities in America in the 1970s. Congresswoman [[Bella Abzug]] hailed the book as "powerful ... a realistic analysis of women's economic and political condition".<ref name=PCO>[http://www.phyllis-chesler.com/ Phyllis Chesler official website].{{Verify source|date=August 2011}}</ref> [[Florynce Kennedy]] wrote that the book "is the antidote for the poison of women's powerlessness".<ref name=PCO /> ''The New York Times'' gave it a mixed review but described it as "useful not only for its theoretical insights but for its presentation of a number of practical items".<ref name=PCO /> Kirkus called it "caustic and abrasive" but also "impressively researched ... one of the more challenging works to come out of the women's movement".<ref>Kirkus Reviews, Review of ''Women, Money and Power'', December 15, 1975.</ref>

The book is an in-depth study of gender-based economic disparities in America in the 1970s. ''The New York Times'' gave it a mixed review but described it as "useful not only for its theoretical insights but for its presentation of a number of practical items".<ref name="PCO">[http://www.phyllis-chesler.com/ Phyllis Chesler official website].{{Verify source|date=August 2011}}</ref> Kirkus called it "caustic and abrasive" but also "impressively researched ... one of the more challenging works to come out of the women's movement".<ref>Kirkus Reviews, Review of ''Women, Money and Power'', December 15, 1975.</ref>

=== ''About Men'' (1978) ===

=== ''About Men'' (1978) ===