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Men Against Women: The Psychology of Men, Female Empowerment, and the Three Forms of Knowledge

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For women in search of an explanation for sexism, Men Against Women is a long-awaited proclamation of the potential in feminine power. Find answers to all kinds of sexist issues, from "Why do men cheat so much?" to "Why are men commonly the world leaders?" With logical responses to questions like these, learn the formula of sexism through this on-the-spot analysis of how men prevent women from having equal freedom and pleasure. Author Edwin Castelo explains how the root problem of sexism is connected to our usage of the mind, body, and soul, which all carry an individual form of intelligence; intellectuality, physicality, and emotionality. As a basic element for female empowerment, Men Against Women also shows how a strong sense of physicality is the key towards initiating a societal revolution that will inspire and mobilize utter respect and admiration for women. All delivered in a coherent style, this discussion teaches how women can gain awareness of the many ways they can lift themselves from the subordinate status they currently have and reach a bold state of feminine charisma, strength, and dynamism which only Men Against Women can reveal.

84 pages, Paperback

First published July 25, 2006

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