To Andy Rooney and the "Greatest Generation," sex was "only a rumor." But to an Indiana University zoology professor, wholesome American youth were in fact promiscuous and adulterous. Alfred Kinsey's bias-masquerading-as-research became accepted wisdom, thus tainting generations of Americans.
Now, in a comprehensive and investigative fashion, Judith Reisman traces not only the effects of Kinsey's diabolical "research," but describes those early, falsely accused generations in very different terms, because she lived through those times. The combination of Reisman's exhaustive research and personal knowledge of the times in which Kinsey worked make this book a thoroughly engaging read, documenting a crucial societal shift.
