Put it on paper. A female senator stood up for what she believed was right amid a historic pressure campaign from special interests and the media. It’s a decision that represents the kind of free-thinking, thick skin, and independence that empowers other women to think for themselves. But feminists don’t want women to think for themselves if those thoughts end up straying from their partisan dogma.
>Put it on paper. A female senator stood up for what she believed was right amid a historic pressure campaign from special interests and the media. It’s a decision that represents the kind of free-thinking, thick skin, and independence that empowers other women to think for themselves. But feminists don’t want women to think for themselves if those thoughts end up straying from their partisan dogma.
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