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What Can Women Do Now? - The Atlantic

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Donald Trump has won the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Read more from our writers on what happens next: Trump’s victory is a referendum on feminist progress. Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. How should the women who didn’t vote for Trump go about their lives, knowing that a majority of Americans voted not just against their immediate health and well-being, but for a candidate who actively sidelined and maligned people like them? After months and months of watching Donald Trump and his band of bros belittle Kamala Harris and all women generally—the childless, the childbearing, and the post-childbearing—55 percent of male voters supported him, according to CNN’s exit polls. So did 45 percent of female voters. What are the other women—those who feel that they’re living in a nation that is hostile to their very existence—to do? The answer is something different from what they did the last time. In 2016, when Hillary Clinton’s loss sent thousands of wo

Listen − 1.0 x + Seek 0:00 7:11 H ow should the women who didn’t vote for Trump go about their lives, knowing that a majority of Americans voted not just against their immediate health and well-being, but for a candidate who actively sidelined and maligned people like them? After months and months of watching Donald Trump and his band of bros belittle Kamala Harris and all women generally—the childless, the childbearing, and the post-childbearing— 55 percent of male voters supported him, according to CNN’s exit polls. So did 45 percent of female voters. What are the other women—those who feel

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