>The author appears to be stating that the solution to sexism is to have women marry the sexists and have their babies. I didn't get that interpretation at all

>The author appears to be stating that the solution to sexism is to have women marry the sexists and have their babies. I didn't get that interpretation at all. The way I understood it, he was saying that there are differences between men and women -- some biological in origin, some social -- and the solution requires we acknowledge these differences instead of pretending they don't exist.