Abstract
In investigating these questions, I will make a number of analytic arguments. First, women cannot be analyzed as a sexual class. To understand the impact of the Reagan policies on women, and the implications for political activity by women, we must remain aware of class and race differences among women. Second, we must distinguish the Reagan administration from the New Right. Reagan has often expressed his sympathy for New Right policies, and we have little reason to doubt his sincerity on this point. However, there are clear differences in priorities be
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