If your only perspective on conservative women and family life comes from buzzy books such as the bestselling novel “Yesteryear,” which paints a portrait of traditional families as hypocritical and deeply dysfunctional, you’d think conservative women must be miserable in their marriages.
Your view would be further cemented if you read mainstream outlets such as the New Yorker (“The Trap of the Trad Wife”) or New York magazine (“The Young Women Leaving the New Right”). This perspective would only be confirmed if you read Helen Lewis’ new cover story in The Atlantic, “The Men Who Want Women To Be Quiet,” featuring Lewis’ notes from her conversations with a handful of (largely) right-wing male social media influencers. Some of the men came across as boorish and intellectually silly, from suggesting
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