Title: She's saying what we're all thinking!
Product review: This book is a great read. It not only confirms all of my suspicions about how we child-free are being discriminated against, but it showed me many more reasons I should be worried. Discrimination stinks, no matter what. And this book brings to the forefront a very subtle discrimination that hurts active, productive contributors to society, only to favor "breeders" and their spawn. I'm an extremist who would love to see mandatory classes, parenting licenses and required income levels in order to have a baby. So whereas Elinor's book is a great start, we need to keep moving on and making this issue even more important.
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