Cisca Dresselhuys

Dresselhuys began as a telexist at daily newspaper Trouw, where she was then a journalist,[2] starting in 1981, she was chief editor of monthly magazine Opzij for more than 25 years.

She became best known for her column Langs de feministische meetlat, in which she interviewed 175 well-known men over a period of 16 years and gave them a grade for their feminist stance.

[3] On 11 June 2001, she received the Anne Vondeling prize for her publications in the year 2000.

As a republican, Dresselhuys opined that the abdication of Beatrix in 2013 should have been seized to abolish the Dutch monarchy.

Although she was quite content with Máxima's efforts for the emancipation of women thus far, it was unjust how her position as the king's wife was subordinate, despite her misleading style of 'Queen'.