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The Women’s Convention in Detroit Was a Feast of Microaggression

By Alice B. Lloyd
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The Women’s Convention in Detroit Was a Feast of Microaggression

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The pink knit cap made famous by last winter’s Women’s March on Washington is already an anachronism. Not more than a couple dozen or so of the eye-catching toppers bobbed among the 4,000 or so activists attending “Women’s March Presents: The Inaugural Women’s Convention.” And those few “pussy hats” stuck out like embarrassing artifacts, reminders of the high hopes many on the left held for an anti-Trump feminist revival just 10 months ago.

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