Carrie Gress
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 23 Jan
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Absolutely, yeah.
This is the one thing that I think is really fascinating.
As a conservative, I always thought, okay, the first wave was good, and the second wave is really where things went off the rails.
And when you actually go back and look at what the issues were, Elizabeth Cady Stanton was a staunchly anti-Christian woman.
She and Susan B. Anthony, who ended up becoming an atheist,
They started this newspaper called The Revolution.
They also wrote this book with another woman named Matilda Gage, who was actually the mother-in-law of L. Frank Baum, who ended up writing The Wicked Wizard of Oz.
But it was heavily influenced by his mother-in-law, who was a witch, and taught him all about good witchcraft, bad witchcraft, which you obviously see in that film and in the book.
And then the wizard is actually supposed to be a model of the patriarch and this idea of how do we take the patriarch down
and really have this kind of godless egalitarianism.
So that was very, very early on in the feminist movement.
Yeah.
So Something Wicked, the last book that I wrote was really more of a called The End of Woman.
It was really a philosophical look at how we got from Mary Wollstonecraft to the trans movement and just all the steps that it took and how we get the sexual revolution out of feminism.
We get wokeism out of it.
But this this latest book called Something Wicked is really about why feminism and Christianity just cannot be mixed.
I think we've been living under this false impression for a long time that the two can actually work.
But in fact, they can't.
They have very different DNA.
One's about power.
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