Feminist priorities have overridden centuries-old legal protections

Editor's note: In a short clip, Helen Andrews argues that the feminization of elite fields, especially law, may have accelerated the spread of "wokeness" and weakened due process. Citing Obama-era Title IX tribunals and the Me Too movement, Andrews claims shifting cultural priorities led to lower standards of proof and less rigorous legal protections. She questions whether changes in elite institutions are reshaping justice itself. Where does this toxic and obviously destructive ideology come from? Senator John Kennedy has a few words about the "Karen" (stereo typically white liberal women) wing of the Democratic Party. Senator Kennedy generally supports President Trump, it's the "other" Republicans in the senate and congress who are distancing themselves from President Trump before the midterms. 

Helen Andrews makes a sharp, uncomfortable point in this 2:18 clip: the rapid feminization of elite professions—especially law—may have helped fuel the spread of “wokeness,” and she worries that’s particularly dangerous in the legal system.

She argues that law, more than almost… pic.twitter.com/l9QKXLJqZV

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