Men's Voices on Women - 20th Century
Fromm, Erich, Feminism, Frankfurt School
Douglas Kellner's analysis of Fromm's theories on the differences between men and women.
How It Feels to Be the Husband of a Suffragette
Text and images of a humorous yet supportive pamphlet, by an anonymous male writer.
Knox: Monstrous Government of Women
A 1993 defense of John Knox' position: women are by nature 'weaker vessels' and not suited to govern men. Also quotes Calvin on women.
Lynd: On Staughton Lynd's 'Good Society'
Judith Gabree (1968) summarizes and critiques an article by radical theoretician Staughton Lynd with his analysis of women's liberation.
Meditations on Votes for Women
1914 Atlantic Monthly article by Samuel McChord Crothers, considering typical arguments of the time for women's suffrage. Conclusions include thoughts like "Why should not the quiet stay-at-home women have the same means of expressing themselves which are allowed to quiet stay-at-home men?"
Taking a New Look
The "Enduring Significance of the American Woman Suffrage Movement" by Robert Cooney, director of the Woman Suffrage Media Project.
Washington, Du Bois, and Woman Suffrage
A brief introduction and then a collection of letters from Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois, documenting their changing attitudes on woman suffrage, 1900-1915.
Why Women Do Not Wish the Suffrage - 1903
A perspective on the differences between men and women, and why women didn't want to upset the sexual divisions of the time through gaining the vote.
'Women's Liberation' Aims to Free Men Too
Article by Gloria Steinem, published June 1970 in the Washington Post. An early assertion of the value of feminism for men, too.