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MattwithouttheT đ©
@mathew.eth
The shift didnât happen overnight, and it definitely didnât start in 2022. The 2010s were packed with events that pushed women leftâstate-level attacks on reproductive rights, the rise of social media amplifying feminist discourse, and growing economic independence making traditional conservative values feel even more outdated. Trumpâs rise and the GOPâs increasing hostility toward womenâs rights only sped things up. The backlash to âwoke feminismâ didnât create this shift; it was a reaction to women moving left in the first place.
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littleshrimp
@littleshrimp
There actually isnât anything unique about 2010. Just the continuation of the misogyny women have fought against their entire life. But each generation of women gets more tired of the BS than the generation before it.
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Purpđ”đž
@purp
Tea party movement suckered in more men than women, that's a big part of it
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gFam.live (UrbanGladiator)
@gfam
I don't know what the Y access on that graph is, if it's voting numbers or something else... but it is interesting in the early 2000s that men and women were trending in the same direction and were pretty close together, and then men just took a hard turn right. I imagine women saw the benefits of everyone becoming more progressive, saw more regressive policy and have had to fight harder to not just progress but reclaim what we had 20 years ago. I seriously thought Republicans would literally die out with Boomers... but I've got to hand it to the billionaires who financed podcast bros. It was pure evil genius. 70000 $HUNT
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