More for the Jewish class.
The way this is written can be wonderful and conversational (it can also be, uh, rambling), but it really does lean so far toward a sort of orthodox religiosity that I have trouble understanding now matter how well it's explained. When she, clearly an intelligent woman, explains why it's right for women in Judaism to not do this or that it kinda irks me.
I have heard that her views have changed a bit since this was written, however.