Sarah Palin and the Leaders of the Newer Feminism

They are business executives. Political movers and shakers. Sports icons. Media moguls. They're the most prominent women who are redefining womanhood in 21st-century America.

From Sarah Palin to Oprah Winfrey to Kathy Ireland to Suzy Welch to Ivanka Trump, these women share several traits: They're smart, independent, successful, and they're shaping feminism today — even if it means being a mom and raising kids!

Newsmax magazine's special report "Sarah Palin and the Leaders of the Newer Feminism" profiles 21 strong women living on their own terms and setting the standard for today's female.

In Newsmax's special report, writer S.E. Cupp says that the days of bra-burning, feminist militancy from acolytes of Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem who defined womanhood as simply anti-male, are gone.

Today, women as different as Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton can claim the feminist mantle.

This exclusive Newsmax report explores:

• Why this is "the greatest time in history to be a woman"
• How Sarah Palin became an icon of the new feminism
• Hillary Clinton's remarkable string of firsts
• How a supermodel who likes raising her kids became a $1.4 billion supermogul
• The "sorry secret" about today's feminist women groups
• How Danica Patrick crashed the boys club of auto racing
• The original suffragettes — and the "second-wave" feminists
• Evangelist Joyce Meyer's media empire: She made it in the ultimate men's club
• Hillary's "you go, girl!" moment in Africa
• Dr. Laura Schlessinger's "horrible burdens" of being female
• Why women's groups have criticized President Obama
• The CEO who is Forbes' third-most-powerful woman in the world
• The top-earning female athlete in history
• Why Michelle Obama won't be a typical first lady
• Cooking-show host Rachael Ray's extraordinary success
• Gloria Steinem's "ultimate myth"
• Murray Rothbard's counterattack on feminism
• Comediennes' savage attacks on Sarah Palin
• Why Nancy Brinker won the Presidential Medal of Freedom
• The woman behind eBay's meteoric rise
• CNBC Business News anchor Erin Burnett's amazing appeal
• The country songbird who celebrates the strength of women
• And more

This edition of Newsmax magazine is not to be missed.

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