The Democratic Party’s gender paradox

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One characterization of modern American society is that we have reached heights of both stereotypical feminism and wild androgyny. And Democrats, the authors, have created the paradox for themselves.

Not that androgyny is not an obvious result of radical feminism — it is, of course — but that, alongside this phenomenon, they have achieved a terrible height of hyperfemininity. Which case might seem to have been the goal of the movement, though it looks like the Democratic Party is stuck in an annoying mold.

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