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In reply to the discussion: Presidents' Day and the Legacy of Exclusion: Why Women Still Struggle for the Oval Office [View all]

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1. A female president(s) is neccessary for a full democracy
Reply to niyad (Original post)
Mon May 26, 2025, 06:07 PM
May 26

If we don't have this we have a partial democracy where women's rights are continually on a slippery slope.

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Presidents' Day and the Legacy of Exclusion: Why Women Still Struggle for the Oval Office [View all] niyad Mar 2025 OP
A female president(s) is neccessary for a full democracy Pris May 26 #1
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