In Sunday’s New York Times, Kristen Ghodsee paints a glowing picture of women’s lives in the former Soviet Union. From full voting rights in 1917, liberalized divorce laws, high labor force participation – and yes, reportedly better sex – life was supposedly much better for women. The way to overcome this “problem” was to take women away from their children by encouraging or forcing them into the work force. Soviet women were more indoctrinated than they were empowered. The scheme was intentionally set up to force women out of the home and into the labor force.

Source: Fox News August 14, 2017 19:41 UTC