Sarah Jones
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What Makes a Tradwife Quit? (opens the original)
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Right-wing influencer Bernadine Bluntly had three children and a growing Instagram account by the time she started thinking about leaving her marriage. Instead she pressed on, she told the New York Times. At an event in 2019, she attacked women’s suffrage. Soon she had six children in total and friends at Turning Point USA and Evie Magazine. Her YouTube channel grew to 141,000 subscribers, a career in the making — until she could no longer bear the cost. According to the Times, she left her husb
America Last (opens the original)
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Earlier this week, the Trump administration told Congress it planned to resettle up to 17,500 white Afrikaners in the United States over the next year. The project will cost an estimated $500 million, CBS reported. The White House “anticipates” their assimilation “in a manner that preserves taxpayer resources for U.S. citizens and does not anticipate other countries resettling Afrikaners,” but the statement does not actually explain why it is so concerned with this group but not other refugees o
The Women Fighting for Fewer Rights (opens the original)
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A decade into the Trump era, gender has become one of the most prominent and confounding stories in American politics. The conventional wisdom hasn’t changed much over time. In article after article, book after book, Trump is a strongman, beloved of voters who long for a patriarch; the villains are Evangelicals and angry Gen-Z men and women who must hate themselves. There is an element of truth to that story. Trump does owe much of his power to conservative, white Christians, and in 2024, the ca
The Right’s Woman Problem (opens the original)
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With Karoline Leavitt departing as press secretary, the White House loses one of its most conspicuous women. Leavitt, a 29 year-old mother of two, says she feels she “cannot be the best mom” to her young children “while devoting the constant time, energy, and attention required of the White House Press Secretary,” so she must pursue a less demanding line of work. She has not, of course, abandoned her career altogether; she will return to President Trump’s super PAC, MAGA Inc. Still, her statemen
The Communist Conspiracy Theory Consuming the Right (opens the original)
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In 2003, the Southern Poverty Law Center warned of a “bizarre” label gaining popularity with the right. “Cultural Marxism” was everywhere, according to believers. Pat Buchanan thought it was so powerful that it could “de-Christianize” America, and William S. Lind, the former director of the Free Congress Foundation, said it was turning colleges into “ivy-covered North Koreas.” The SPLC warned that cultural Marxism, as a narrative, promoted antisemitic falsehoods about a cabal composed of Jewish
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