The radical feminism of the 1970s advocated all of the following EXCEPT

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The radical feminist movement of the 1970s advocated for the liberation of women from patriarchy and male domination. They promoted separatism and the formation of all-female communities, called for public investment in child care to facilitate women's participation in the workforce, and demanded reproductive rights, including the freedom to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. However, they did not advocate for maintaining heterosexual relationships with men, as they believed that such relationships reinforced patriarchy and women's subservience to men.

The Radical Feminism of the 1970s Advocated All of the Following