| It was a man's world and she was, as she saw it, part of that world, which to a libber was the height of treachery. |
| Women were still second-class citizens, and Constance became a very early women's libber. |
| Heidi is one of the women on the forefront of the women's movement of the 1960s, although she is not strictly a women's libber. |
| I'm a women's libber, but it's a man's thing over there. |
| One women's libber, Camille Paglia, said her problem wasn't men, but food. |
| Unionist or Scottish Nationalist, male chauvinist or women's libber, socialist or social-climber, democrat or monarchist, peasant or snob. |
