Camille Paglia knocks Hillary Clinton’s brand of feminism

By Ashe Schow

Published January 27, 2016 4:28pm ET

Camille Paglia brought up how Hillary Clinton detoured from the "women don't need men" mantra of second-wave feminism and began relying on Bill Clinton for her career advancements. (AP Photo)

American social critic Camille Paglia has accused Hillary Clinton of conforming to a “blame-men-first” brand of feminism. This kind of feminism “defines women as perpetual victims requiring government protections,” according to Paglia.

Paglia also suggested that this, coupled with her “sometimes impatient or patronizing tone about men,” could end up hurting her campaign.