Impact of Trump Presidency on Women's Rights

The 'Trump effect' is reshaping global politics as right-leaning voters, particularly young men, are increasingly drawn to populist movements reminiscent of Trump's success in the U.S. This trend has been observed in countries like Canada and the UK, where leaders such as Justin Trudeau and Keir Starmer are facing declining approval ratings, with some suggesting their political futures are at risk. The dissatisfaction with left-liberal governments is attributed to perceived economic incompetence and disconnect from voter concerns, particularly around immigration. Trump's influence extends beyond the U.S., providing a voice for right-wing movements internationally. Meanwhile, the Trump administration's legacy continues to affect women's rights in America, especially following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which has led to significant disparities in reproductive healthcare access across states. These changes have prompted increased activism among women in response to the challenges posed by restrictive laws.