Oppression for thee, but not for me

AKA I cannot stop thinking about Erika Kirk

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Last December, I texted a friend about an article concerning a famous female influencer.

She ended with this: “Maybe don’t dive into it if you don’t want to just get back in that loop of patriarchy plus religion. It’s the same old same old really!”