By the early 1970s,a significant change was visible in the tone and direction of the women's movement.New books by younger feminists expressed a milder critique of American society than Friedan had offered.

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The early 1970s saw the emergence of more radical and diverse feminist voices that often expressed a stronger, not milder, critique of American society compared to Betty Friedan's earlier work. These new voices expanded the scope of feminist critique to include a wider range of issues such as sexuality, reproductive rights, and systemic inequality.

By the Early 1970s,a Significant Change Was Visible in the Tone