Title: Agree with JP.
Product review: For her review of this book in the May 2006 "Atlantic Monthly," Sandra Tsing Loh coins the word "afflufemza" to describe the delusion that the trials and tribulations of rich, white yuppie mommies with nannies and other household servants are those of feminism itself.Unsurprisingly, in her Washington Post column the other day, Steiner wrote that she thinks she and other "moms" ought to be paid more, get more benefits, etc., etc. Entitlement, thy name is Yuppie Breeder.She reminds me of Michelle Gaboury, the rich soccer mom in Elinor Burkett's excellent _The Baby Boon: How "Family-Friendly America Cheats the Childless_, who sat in her huge, skylighted, granite-topped-counter kitchen with Burkett and had the nerve to describe herself as "in need" because she'd reproduced.
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