The article highlights a significant backlash against women's rights and advancements, particularly in light of the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Surveys from 2024 indicate a troubling increase in support for traditional gender roles among Republican demographics, suggesting a conservative shift in societal attitudes. Political scientists Michael Tesler, John Sides, and Colette Marcellin argue that this growing traditionalism reflects a reaction to broader societal trends, rather than driving them. This analysis underscores the volatility of women's rights in contemporary political discourse and the potential implications for access to contraceptives and abortion medication in the years ahead.
Surveys from 2024 show that support for traditional gender roles is increasing among both Republican men and Republican women, suggesting a backlash against women's progress.
Political scientists Michael Tesler, John Sides and Colette Marcellin argue that this growing gender traditionalism may reflect reactions to societal trends rather than being the cause of them.
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