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History of Feminism

TheBlackAdder

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2. Rutgers Eagleton will have some data on that. In a Women In Politics course...

Reply to YoungDemCA (Original post)

Sat Oct 3, 2015, 04:02 PM

Oct 2015

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While most would think that women would vote for their equality, Phyllis Schlafly showed otherwise.

Religion, family, and community play a large role in their decision-making, like most males.

Gender seems to take a secondary seat.

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***HOF thread*** Why do a large minority of women vote Republican? [View all] YoungDemCA Oct 2015 OP

Most of the GOP women I know married GOP men Warpy Oct 2015 #1

Rutgers Eagleton will have some data on that. In a Women In Politics course... TheBlackAdder Oct 2015 #2

Self-loathing. Starry Messenger Oct 2015 #3

Interesting thread... BooScout Oct 2015 #4

Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2015 #5

It seems to be anecdotal... Phentex Oct 2015 #6

People largely get their political/ideological identity from their parents. geek tragedy Oct 2015 #7

it's indoctrination- same thought goes in as what sports team to support for many. People like to bettyellen Oct 2015 #8