From an Interview with Harry Stein.
……BC: One of the most underrated books that I’ve ever read was Modern Sex: Liberation and its Discontents which is a compilation of essays from City Journal. An essay of yours, “Feminists and their Enemies” is included. Would you agree with Justice Bork when he stated in Slouching Towards Gomorrah: Modern Liberalism and American Decline that “radical feminism is the most destructive and fanatical movement to come down to us from the Sixties” [p.193]? I mean obviously the radical feminists have some serious competition for the title.

HS: Simple answer: yes, I would. You may recall that in my book I talked a bit about the ANTI-suffrage movement, which of course has been very much derided by history. But I found it fascinating to go back and read what those people were saying, and realize how prescient they were in some ways; notably, those having to do with the impact of the women’s movement on children and family. Obviously, I’m not advocating rolling back suffrage — but I agree we’re still reluctant to honestly deal with the how destructive radical feminism has been to so many lives.