Who said what (and when, and where, and how) in 1971 Volume I

by Edited by Linda Amster and Barbara Bennett

Book by Bennett, Barbara

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1972

Reviews

[John · Rating 1 out of 5]

The book has no original element to it. The book is organized by subject in alphabetical order with accompanying quotes underneath. Not a worthwhile book because of glaring bias and lack of supportive context to almost every quote. The bias really does throw out any credibility to this compilation of quotes.

One example of bias can clearly be found under the subjects “Men” and “Woman”. The former subject has 4 quotes regarding “male menopause” while the latter subject has over 50 quotes all taking a neutral or positive stance toward woman. Guess the gender of the two people who compiled the quotes!