White Women Are Not a Monolith

They are the largest and most narrowly divided group in the electorate. And they can be swayed.

Jill Filipovic
GEN
Published in
10 min readDec 7, 2020

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A woman seen with an American flag gathering at a Protect the Results rally at the Monroe County courthouse in Indiana
A woman at a Protect the Results rally in Indiana on November 8. Photo: Jeremy Hogan/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images

For all the conservative complaints about “identity politics” on the left, the 2020 presidential election reaffirmed what has been the Republican Party strategy under Trump: Be the narrowly identitarian party of the aggrieved white male voter. And…

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