In 1970, feminist Kate Millet argued that sex was really about power, and that as long as men viewed women primarily as sexual creatures and women accepted this definition of themselves, men would dominate women.The work of Millet and other feminists led to defining which of the following as a new social problem?

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The work of Millet and other feminists led to defining sexism, which includes unequal treatment and discrimination based on gender, as a new social problem. Millet's argument that sex was really about power highlighted the systemic societal issues that lead to gender inequality, rather than simply individual attitudes or actions.

In 1970, Feminist Kate Millet Argued That Sex Was Really