The feminism didn't start originally asking the question, how do we help women as women?

It asked the question fundamentally, how do we help women become more like men?

That's really the kind of thing that the Communists were trying to replicate in the United

States, and they knew that they couldn't do it just with, you know, military power.

So they ended up shifting gears and trying to do it on a cultural level.

Hey guys, welcome back to the Laila Rose podcast.

We have been exploring feminism and the patriarchy, toxic, the toxic war masculinity.

We had Nancy Pearson to talk about that, toxic femininity.

Some of these themes that are really dominant today and a lot of cultural narratives in politics,

very important.

What is femininity?

What is masculinity?

What do these things mean?

We're going to have a great treat today.

We're going to be talking with Dr. Carrie Grass, author of 10 books as well as a philosopher,

and she recently wrote the book, The End of Woman, which is really a deep dive into

the history of feminism, the good, the bad, the ugly, mostly the bad and the ugly.

Let's be real.

We're going to get into that with her, but also the origins of what this idea about smashing

the patriarchy came from, and really what today, the fruit of gender ideology, et cetera,

where it originates.

So it's a really fascinating conversation we're going to have.

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