Are 'tradwives' relevant now in conservative movement?
Two years ago, the conservative movement seemed captivated by the ideal of the "tradwife" — a rejection of modern feminist thinking and an embrace of traditional roles for men and women, where the woman stays at home taking care of the children, cooking and managing the house while her husband works. This new standard showed...
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