Tonight, Ali Stucky joins me to discuss feminism and Christianity.

I'm roaming millennial and you're watching uncensored. So, Alan, thank you so much for, I guess, inviting me here to your studio, your house to film, and for talking with us.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Yeah, for sure. So yours, I mean, like, I love everybody on CR TV. I love Crowder and everything,

but your show has a special place in my heart so no for sure a huge fan and I think like you're really

interesting to me and there are a lot of other conservative women that I feel the same way about because you know you're I think empowered

would probably be an accurate way to describe you you had this amazing career this amazing voice and amazing platform

But at the same time you you know, you're a strong Christian who's very, I guess, strong in her beliefs.

Now, I don't know if you've gotten this, but as someone who is conservative and talks about Christianity and is also critical of the modern

feminist movement. I get so many women, so many feminists, even male feminists sometimes saying

like oh well you know if you're so against the feminist message nowadays why don't you just

get back in the kitchen and do what the Bible tells you which is to shut up.

Yeah and I think that's just a false equation because you're equating empowerment and independence and being ambitious and career oriented with feminism and those things don't necessarily equate.

They're not interchangeable and they're not synonymous. It is

possible to be empowered to think your own thoughts, to vote how you want to vote, to say

what you want to say what you want to say and do the career that you want to do without

being a feminist because there's been this in my opinion this

big lie that's been fed to us really for the past few decades that every single

advancement in women's rights that there has been in their past or all due to feminism and that's just not true if you look at

Civil rights in general so civil rights for African-American civil rights for women civil rights for women, civil rights for women, civil rights for even Japanese Americans

after World War II.

It's all been hearkening back to our founding documents.

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