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Vinnie 2022-12-09 14:05:04

Despite the lack of an obvious political stance, the political criticism and controversy that "Mrs. America" ​​received came as expected. Feminists argue that Schlafly should not be featured, and conservatives see a false satire of Schlafly's propaganda. Any affirmative action will challenge the logic of hegemonic oppression. In the name of "justice", using a short line to criticize "pastoral women's rights" repeats the oppression of power in the process of action, which is actually imposing a kind of inequality.

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  • Jazmin 2022-04-21 09:03:53

    In just two episodes, two wars are intuitively presented to the audience: housewives VS feminists and female groups VS patriarchal society. The fast-paced and multi-plot script is very solid. " pleasure. In these two wars, you can see that the female group is so complex and diverse, and the protagonist is Phyllis Schlafly starring Cate Blanchett, a discriminated but ambitious woman. From this show, you can get a glimpse of the rise of female political power in the 1970s, and the real feminism behind it: giving women a choice, I think this is the core of this show.

  • Anabel 2022-04-21 09:03:53

    The heroine is neither feminist nor anti-feminist. She is just a politician whose interests and personal ideals come first. Anti-feminism is her vote for the patriarchal society.