feminists whose aim was serving others.67 But is this the case? Consider that in 1970, women’s full-time annual income was 59 percent of men’s.68 The median income for women (including part-time workers and stay-at-home women) was only 33 percent of the median income for men, and women of color were paid even less.69 Most women also shouldered a second shift at home. Prior to the 1994 Violence Against Women Act, domestic-violence data was almost nonexistent. Thanks to the activism of second-wave