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Senator, Interrupted: Kamala Harris outrage illustrates feminism’s inability to react in proportion

By Emily Jashinsky

Published June 19, 2017 4:00am ET

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Senator, Interrupted: Kamala Harris outrage illustrates feminism’s inability to react in proportion — The New York Times compared treatment of Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., to a joke former Uber board member David Bonderman made at a meeting, quipping that adding more women to the board would result in "more talking." (AP Photo/Cliff Owen) | Cliff Owen

American females live in the freest and fairest society that has ever existed for our sex, but modern liberal feminism is dedicated to painting contemporary U.S. culture as a nightmare of misogyny. Many media feminists spent last week offering their outrage over the tremendous scourge of men interrupting women mid-sentence.

Mid. Sentence.

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