It’s time for a new feminism, the kind that would champion Amy Coney Barrett

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If confirmed, Judge Amy Coney Barrett will become the fifth woman to become a Supreme Court justice. While this is remarkable enough on its own, Barrett’s personal life (notably her large family of seven children) has drawn interest, curiosity, and even ire.

While all women don’t share her politics, all women can appreciate that Barrett has created a life for herself that in many ways embodies the progress women have made. It’s not a life every woman wants, but the model of success in two spheres, professional work and family life, appeals to the vast majority of women.

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