From 'Like a Girl' to 'I'm Just a Girl': The Dangerous Conservative Shift Among Young Women

Doubt they're 'good enough': Inside the dangerous MAGA shift among young women

As a young girl growing up in the 2010s, my peers and I were brought up watching ad campaigns like the one from Always in 2014 called “#likeagirl”. It portrayed young girls and women pushing back against the narrative of women being weak and the advertisements showed examples of women’s strength, ed...

They doubt they're 'good enough': Inside the dangerous MAGA shift among young women

As a young girl growing up in the 2010s, my peers and I were brought up watching ad campaigns like the one from Always in 2014 called “#likeagirl”. It portrayed young girls and women pushing back against the narrative of women being weak and the advertisements showed examples of women’s strength, education, and bravery. At just 10 years old, they made me feel like I could do or be anything. But fast forward a decade later, and I walk in my loca…

From 'Like a Girl' to 'I'm Just a Girl': The dangerous conservative shift among young women

A young attendee wearing a 'MAGA' hat waits in line ahead of a Town Hall event Donald Trump at Macomb Community College on Sept. 27, 2024, in Warren, Michigan. Photo by Emily Elconin | Getty ImagesAs a young girl growing up in the 2010s, my peers and I were brought up watching ad campaigns like the one from Always in 2014 called “#likeagirl”. It portrayed young girls and women pushing back against the narrative of women being weak and the advert…

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Wife of the 42nd president and former democratic presidential nominee, Hillary Clinton, recently made disparaging remarks against Republican women, stating they would be “handmaiden[s] to the patriarchy” if one of them were to be elected president.