The conflict—indifference and contempt driven by stark partisan divides between genders—has intensified over decades, particularly evident in recent Presidential elections.
Women in America transitioned from being more conservative than men to increasingly liberal, largely influenced by educational and economic advancements, altering political loyalties.
A corporatized feminism emerged in the twenty-tens, challenging traditional norms and creating a backlash among men, leading to feelings of disenfranchisement and conflict.
Trump's candidacy appealed to men who felt their status threatened by shifts toward equality, signifying both the culmination of gender tension and societal war.
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