Constance Grady

Exactly. Yeah, there's a lot of them. And It's an attempt to put women back in their place to this imagined past where women weren't out here saying, we want the right to our bodies and the right to divorce and the right to speak up against assault.

Yeah, and I think the Harris campaign kind of sort of implicitly acknowledged that in the sense that, like, there was really no emphasis on her being, you know, what could have been the first female president because, you know, this is what the Clinton campaign did and that failed.

Yeah, and I think the Harris campaign kind of sort of implicitly acknowledged that in the sense that, like, there was really no emphasis on her being, you know, what could have been the first female president because, you know, this is what the Clinton campaign did and that failed.

Yeah, and I think the Harris campaign kind of sort of implicitly acknowledged that in the sense that, like, there was really no emphasis on her being, you know, what could have been the first female president because, you know, this is what the Clinton campaign did and that failed.

They were also seeing the same shifts that are playing out online where people are being turned off a bit by identity politics and over-association with gender and instead being, you know, driven to this content that just reinforces these kind of regressive gender stereotypes.

They were also seeing the same shifts that are playing out online where people are being turned off a bit by identity politics and over-association with gender and instead being, you know, driven to this content that just reinforces these kind of regressive gender stereotypes.

They were also seeing the same shifts that are playing out online where people are being turned off a bit by identity politics and over-association with gender and instead being, you know, driven to this content that just reinforces these kind of regressive gender stereotypes.