Who is not included in Friedan's depiction of American women? Provide three examples.

While Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique" was groundbreaking in its exploration of women's dissatisfaction with societal expectations, it did not include all American women in its depiction. Here are three examples of groups not adequately represented:

1. Working-Class Women: Friedan's book primarily focuses on middle-class, suburban housewives. Working-class women, many of whom were already in the workforce out of economic necessity, were not fully represented in her depiction.

2. Women of Color: Friedan's analysis largely centered on white women, overlooking the experiences and struggles of women of color. These women often faced additional layers of discrimination and inequality due to their race.

3. LGBTQ+ Women: The experiences of lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer women were not included in Friedan's depiction. These women faced unique challenges and societal expectations that were not addressed in "The Feminine Mystique."