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Some ideologies are kind of like the water that a fish swims in.

You imbibe of it all the time, but you don't realize it's there.

And I think feminism is one of those.

It accounts for why perhaps, while there's been a move toward more conservative

traditional ideas among young men who have only observed feminism kind of from the outside,

young women have not had a similar move. Welcome back to Issues, Et cetera. I'm Todd Wilkin,

joining us to talk about Erica Kirk, young women and feminism.

Dr. Carrie Gress, a married mother of five children, scholar at the Institute of Human Ecology at the Catholic University of America,

author of several books, including her latest The End of Woman, How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us in a recent column,

For the Federalist,

can Erica Kirk's influence help women to woman up?

Dr. Grass, welcome back.

Thanks so much for having me.

Why do so many on the left find it impossible to understand a woman like Erica Kirk?

Yeah, Erica is a hard one, I think, because of the fact that she's, she's a beauty queen.

She was very accomplished.

She has advanced degrees.

And yet here she is promoting this idea of motherhood.

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