1. Betty Friedan was a forceful advocate of women's rights.

2. Pioneering feminist Betty Friedan unapologetically called Tuesday for a return to big government and more taxes.

3. It was written by Betty Friedan and published in 1963.

4. In the 1960s, when Betty Friedan diagnosed her fellow wives and daughters as the victims of “the problem with no name, ” American women reported themselves happier, on average, than did men.

5. Horowitz, Daniel . Betty Friedan and the Making of the Feminine Mystique. 2000.

6. Betty Friedan had published The Feminine Mystique a few years earlier, and had founded the National Organization for Women in 1966.

7. In the 1960s, Betty Friedan, the forerunner of the contemporary American women's movements, put forward her feminist theory of the "feminine mystique".

8. STEVE EMBER: Betty Friedan led a huge demonstration in New York City for women's rights.

9. Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, Germaine Greer, and many others hammered home their ideas with a persistence that aroused and intrigued many of the brightest and most able women in the country.

10. Betty Friedan is often called "the mother of the modern women's liberation movement."

11. Betty Friedan once spoke to ABC television about her support for sharing responsibility for the care of children.

12. FAITH LAPIDUS: Betty Friedan is often called "the mother of the modern women's liberation movement."

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13. Betty Friedan expressed the dissatisfaction of some American women during the middle of the twentieth century.

14. Betty Friedan once spoke about her great hopes for women in the nineteen seventies.

15. STEVE EMBER: When Betty Friedan became pregnant for the second time, she was dismissed from her job at the newspaper.

16. In the second chapter, from psychological and feminist perspective, explains the reasons why negative female relationship exists, based on the theories of Phyllis Cheslerand and Betty Friedan.

17. This article aims to analyze the thoughts of two most influential feminists in the dawn of the second women's movement-Simone de Beauvoir and Betty Friedan.