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The New York Times Says Believe All Women Is A Right-Wing Talking Point??
Our hardworking fourth estate rises to the occasion to gaslight the general public who may have forgotten where the hashtag 'believe all women' originated. The author of this New York Times opinion piece attempts (and fails) to rewrite the origin of the hashtag, and soldiers on in her attempt to conflate a feminist battle cry with snide right-wing remarks. The article is disheartening to Tim and Adam, but Lydia makes the uphill argument that there is a bright side to it.
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