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This book is wild. Fallacies throughout.Not a lot of research and even if it was backed up the author reveals loads upon loads of bias through her diction. And personally, she has some CRAZY statements. It blows my mind… she states “pushing women into the political sphere, and women’s liberation movement in general, would cause the breakdown of family, division in marriages…” This book is a trip.
— Aug 31, 2026 07:02PM
Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation

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Madi Gribac Also…in the chapter I just read she states in 1914, the Nebraska Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage group “believed as I do [the author, sure as hell not me], that women are much more influential and effective outside direct involvement in governing. They also wisely asserted that the primary role of government is to protect people and property, and that men are the only ones capable of that task. Therefore, burdening women with a task of which they are incapable is inappropriate and detrimental to women themselves. Try to read through these points with an open mind and put aside the feminist propaganda you’ve been swimming in your entire life as you read them [the anti-suffragist opposing reasons] and imagine a world where these women won out, then ask yourself if it might not be better.” WHAAAAAAT.😂like I want to laugh and cry people actually adhere to these beliefs??? I’m all about being able to vote without voting under “the head of my house” and I’m so thankful for a lot of the women that have been involved in the political sphere.


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