The Anti-Mary Exposed: Rescuing the Culture from Toxic Femininity

In "The Anti-Mary Exposed," Carrie Gress investigates how a small group of elite American women shifted societal views in the late ’60s, promoting the notion that the destruction of the mother-child bond was essential for women's happiness and productivity. The audiobook explores the implications of this transition, linking toxic femininity and radical feminism to various societal issues, including increased rates of divorce and mental health problems among women. Gress further examines the connections between radical feminism, the occult, and figures like Lilith and Jezebel, while offering a counterpoint in the figure of Mary, the Mother of God, who embodies the dignity and virtues that oppose this negative influence.