Conservative women are once again being co-opted by the far right, following in the footsteps of pioneering figures like Phyllis Schlafly. Schlafly's legacy as a champion of traditional values and opposition to feminism has been echoed by a new generation of conservative women, including Emma Waters, who are using their platforms to push a restrictive agenda. But experts warn that this co-opting of women's voices is a strategic move to mask the true intentions of the far right, which often relies on women's support to push through policies that harm their own interests. As Waters and others gain traction, it's essential to examine the motivations behind their rhetoric and the potential consequences for women's rights.
From Phyllis Schlafly to Emma Waters, a familiar agenda cycle continues
