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4 reasons I skipped the Women’s March

By Jenna Ellis

Published January 21, 2019 7:27pm ET

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4 reasons I skipped the Women’s March — A participant in the Seattle Women's March carries a flag, Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019 in downtown Seattle. Cities big and small across the Pacific Northwest held versions or multiple versions of the Women's March over the weekend, mirroring a national march in Washington, D.C. | (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren)

Under the guise of female empowerment, thousands of women participated in the annual nationwide protest against all that embodies conservatism and President Trump — also known as the Women’s March.

Don’t be fooled by their slogans, though. The Women’s March exploits women for political gain and hinders our progress as the female gender. Here’s how:

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