A global ‘anti-gender’ movement is coming for our democracy. Here’s how we fight back.

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A global ‘anti-gender’ movement is coming for our democracy. Here’s how we fight back.

The “anti-gender” movement is gaining steam in the U.S. — it’s time to move from defense to offense.

Source: The Hill

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