Conservative columnist and political analyst S.E. Cupp shares her concerns about feminism during an April 11, 2011, presentation for the Network of Enlightened Women at N.C. State University. Cupp decries the type of feminism that attacks women such as Sarah Palin and Michelle Bachmann for their conservative views.
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