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And not you're going to be yes.

If you're on the internet, you've probably seen a rise in a certain kind of social media video.

I know I have.

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Tradwives.

The definition of a tradwife is not nearly someone who stays at home, but who romanticizes it,

where we are looking back not only to the way

things worked in the 50s, but the values that families had in the 50s.

They are wives and mothers making beautiful, elaborate meals for their husbands and children,

sometimes wearing designer dresses. The internet has been quick to call them

trad wives, women who advocate for

traditional gender roles, and

some of them are Latinas.

But they're not letting

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