Judith Ann Reisman (April 11, 1935 in Newark, New Jersey) is an American Jewish Conservative Academic, and author, best known for her criticism and condemnation of the work and legacy of Alfred Kinsey-- sexual revolutionary.
She has been referred to as the "founder of the modern anti-Kinsey movement"
I have been asked to introduce myself so that you know something
of my life and how I came to discover Kinsey's child molestation
protocol, his false data, his molding of modern sex education
and of western sexual culture and conduct, as well as how I came
be involved in international governmental hearings on science
fraud, child sexual abuse, pornography, drugs and the other critical
issues of our time. I will try to touch on the points in my life
which may be of most use to readers of this Kinsey expose.I was born, Judith Ann Gelernter, in 1935 in Newark, New Jersey. Mine was a large and thriving second-generation Jewish-American family, Russian on my maternal side, German on my parental side. Both sets of grandparents had fled persecution in Europe, and upon landing at Ellis Island in New York, they thankfully embraced their adopted country, immediately took up menial labor, and raised large families of achievers.
My father Matthew was born in Massachusetts and my mother Ada in New Jersey. They eventually owned "Matthew's Sea Food," a prosperous fish business, in Irvington, New Jersey. The Gelernter's held family meetings every few months at Aunt Laura's large home in South Orange, New Jersey. More than forty adults and dozens of children sat down to dinners tastefully arranged and served, table manners always impeccable. After dinner, without the modern invention of television, political debates raged between my parents and the family, but all was mended when cousin Ruth sat down at the piano to accompany my father and three aunts, Laura, Shirley and Mary, as they sang old Yiddish and American folk songs in four-part harmony. I was mesmerized.
