Betty Friedan's the Feminine Mystique Was Ground-Breaking Because the Book

Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique was ground-breaking because the book

A) argued that women were superior to men.
B) claimed that women should have more opportunities than only being a housewife.
C) asserted that women should be able express their sexuality freely and openly.
D) proposed that marriage as a legal institution be abolished.
E) challenged the Supreme Court's ruling that the birth control pill should only be made available to married women.