“Who wrote the 1970 book “”The Dialectic of Sex: The Case For Feminist Revolution””?”

"Shulamith Firestone authored The Dialectic of Sex: The Case for Feminist Revolution in 1970 a seminal work in second-wave feminism. Firestone argued that biological differences particularly reproduction underpin women’s oppression advocating for technological and social changes to achieve gender equality. Her radical feminist perspective influenced feminist theory emphasizing systemic change. Published in 1970 the book remains a cornerstone in feminist literature shaping discussions on gender power and liberation and inspiring subsequent movements for women’s rights and social justice across academic and activist spheres."