Feminism and Rights

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The Spectator

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Louise Perry (2022)


UnHerd

The Vanity of Young Feminism

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UnHerd

The Sexual Revolution Killed Feminism

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Church Life Journal

Reclaiming a Lost Vision of the Rights of Women

Erika Bachiochi (2021)


Unherd 

No one has the “Right” to have a Baby

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Medium

Beyond Photogenic Feminism

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America

A Glimpse of the New Feminism: From July 6, 1996

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law and liberty

Feminising Feminism

Helen Dale (2023)


the critic

The New Female Ascendancy

Mary Harrington (2022)


American Affairs

Liberated Enough: Feminism, Liberalism, and Conservatism

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Reactionary Feminist

Matricide and the Feminist Case for Virtue

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Public Discourse

Can Contemporary Feminism Come to Grips with Reality? Four Responses to Abigail Favale

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The New York Times

Why Sex-Positive Feminism is Falling Out of Fashion 

Michelle Goldberg (2021)


UnHerd

The Problem with Male Feminists  

Mary Harrington (2021)


The American Mind

Real Sex-Positivism has Never Been Tried

Helen Roy (2021)


Church Life Journal

The Historical Irony of Feminism’s Silencing of Women

Abigail Favale (2021)


Quillette

Why Don’t Women Vote for Feminist Parties?

Louise Perry (2019)


Tablet Magazine

The Crushing Loneliness of the Girl Boss

Katherine Dee (2022)


Unherd

A Sex War is Coming

Mary Harrington (2022)


The New York Times

In a Post-Roe World, we Can Avoid Pitting Mothers Against Babies

Leah Libresco Sargeant (2022)


The American Mind

Real Sex-Positivism has Never Been Tried

Helen Roy (2021) 


Public Discourse

Feminism’s Last Battle

Abigail Favale (2021)


Church Life Journal

The Historical Irony of Feminism’s Silencing of Women

Abigail Favale (2021)


Wall Street Journal

Work-Life Conflict Can’t Be Solved – And that’s a Good Thing

Elizabeth Corey and Yael Chatav (2020) 


First Things

How Women Made the Moral Case for Suffrage

Erika Bachiochi (2020) 


America

What I Will Teach My Children About Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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canopy forum

“The Rights of Women”

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Journal of Law and Religion

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American Economic Association

A Grand Gender Convergence: Its Last Chapter

Claudia Goldin (2014)


Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy

Embodied Equality: Debunking Equal Protection Arguments for Abortion Rights

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Journal of women in culture and society

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Newsweek

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National Affairs

The Contested Meaning of Women’s Equality

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Columbia law Review

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First Things

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First Things

What Happened at Beijing?

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