"While I'm a feminist and Steinem is one of my heroes, I didn't share her enthusiasm for Clinton's candidacy, partly because getting to the White House by having been married to a president seemed rather more an affirmation of traditional women's roles than a shattering of the glass ceiling."
-- Financial Times Managing Editor Chrystia Freeland in an article that ludicrously uses Sex and the City to reframe feminists (Hat tip to Steph for this atrocity of journalism)
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