Marilyn French

Marilyn French was an American feminist writer and scholar, best known for her influential book "The War Against Women" (1992), which examines historical and contemporary gender inequalities. She focused on issues of sexism, patriarchy, and women's rights, advocating for social change and gender equality. French's work often combines academic analysis with passionate call-to-action, aiming to raise awareness about the systemic roots of gender discrimination. Her contributions have made her a significant figure in feminist literature and activism, inspiring ongoing discussions about gender roles and the societal structures that sustain inequality.