Activists Link Maoist Cultural Revolution to Modern Leftist Attacks on Womanhood

A series of perspectives highlight the evolving challenges and roles of women in political and social contexts. The first article traces the ideological shift under Mao's Communist regime, illustrating how revolutionary movements have historically sought to dismantle traditional femininity, exemplified by Jiang Qing's transformation from glamorous actress to revolutionary figure, symbolizing the suppression of womanhood for political ends. The second article explores the feminist themes within classic horror films, emphasizing how these movies portray women's suffering, loss of bodily autonomy, and unsafe domestic environments, thereby reflecting and critiquing real societal issues of misogyny and violence against women. Meanwhile, a third piece discusses the economic and social struggles of young men post-2024 election, cautioning against the disproportionate focus on men’s challenges while overlooking the hardships faced by women and mothers, particularly women of color. Another article examines recent Democratic protests against President Trump, noting the prominent participation of older white women and suggesting their dissatisfaction stems from policies advancing security, economic growth, and social changes under Trump’s administration, which they oppose despite his achievements. Finally, President Trump himself hints at a potential third term, citing strong support, which underpins the political tensions and demographic divides discussed across the articles.