The Women's Liberation movement has changed considerably from its beginnings, in an attempt to keep up with modern times and adapt to new modes of communication. It used to be easy to answer the question, "What is Feminism?" Now, with many forms of entertainment asking the same questions academic materials used to, the discussion of feminist issues has changed immensely. Dr. Ricardo Planas' new free downloadable ebooks on 2008 campaign issues, discussed from a new perspective examines questions about feminist issues, including whether or not entertainment fashions attitudes and behavior patterns, the relationship between sex and love, whether or not women should emulate the behavior of men, and what kind of role models men are for women.

The book, available in ebooks free download form from ReasonandPolitics.com, uses the popular television program "Sex and the City" as an example of some of the new views on feminism, through its images of men, sex, and love in today's society.

Beyond the chapter on Women's Liberation, the book also explores other political issues from a moral values perspective. Available as an ebooks free download, the book not only asks, "What is Feminism?" It also asks what the moral values implications are for many other topics, including religion and politics, gay marriage, pornography, and the Wars on Terror and in Iraq. Each chapter takes on a different series of issues and is available to be downloaded free of charge.

The book is entitled "I'm Right, You're Wrong! NO You're Wrong, I'm Right! Moral Values, Conflict, and Politics in America." The author is a Ph.D. in Political Science from The George Washington University and has years of experience as a senior political analyst. The book seeks to take on issues from a different, non-partisan perspective, cutting across the normal ideological spectrum of contemporary political discourse.