Mama of Mamas

Restoring Eve in the Face of Feminist Furies

The inaugural annual Women's March took place on January 21, 2017, with at least two political scientists pronouncing it possibly the largest protest in U.S. history. Attendance estimates for the first year hovered around four million, for the second, around two million, and for the third, well, nobody seems to be saying. With factional infighting among organizers, 2019 turnout ended up being reported in terms like "smaller," "a huge drop from previous years," and "definitely not the turnout I was looking for." Numbers aside, videos and photos from all three years reveal a hodgepodge of scattershot political sloganeering. To be charitable, some people seemed to be well-meaning, and some appeared to have gone...