Sex workers are consistently at or near the vanguard of good social change.

Yeah anything that works even a little is terrorism.

For real. Magas transported back to 1910's would be like

Your are against male privilege, you are trying to get new "rights", and you want to change our God given right to treat women how they deserve to be?

Sounds like woke Antifa terrorism to me.

Even funnier, this is the exact thing they would say about ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment today.

We’re watching our rights being systematically removed and or history be erased in real time

It's being referred to as a privilege that can be taken away. There has been discussion among the ultra right in the last four years of making the male head of household the only one with voting rights.

This law is being pushed to "protect the integrity of votes" by only letting people vote if their name matches their birth certificate, which would put up a barrier to climb over for married women who have changed their last name and trans people whose names don't match their birth certificate and people who don't have access to or the money to get a copy of their birth certificate.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/they-re-coming-after-women-s-suffrage-republicans-reintroduce-save-act-to-create-voting-barriers-for-married-women/ar-AA1yPLkD

The Pentagon says Pete Hegseth supports women's right to vote, even though he reposts videos of church leaders saying they should not vote.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/15/politics/pentagon-hegseth-womens-right-to-vote

Men like Trump, who want to get credit for all the things that people supporting him consider good, and deflect blame for all the crappy things he's actually responsible for (or that any respectable leader would take responsibility for because they are the leader, regardless of if they actually were behind it).

The political right in the US is doing that.

Often that's conflated into meaning just men in general tho

Office, I didn't take anything. I simply showed the man my revolver and he helpfully opened his wallet and gave me everything inside

I'd like to remind everyone that universal men voting rights are not that much older in most countries.

They convinced the men (who the majority of legislators were) in the same way that the gay community convinced the 'straights' (who the majority of legislators were) re same-sex marriage.

That said, it's very reductionist to consider the 19th amendment as the moment 'all women' joined 'all men' in having the right to vote. Many women were voting before the 19th (women already had full voting rights in 15 states by the time it was ratified), and many men weren't before, and still weren't for long after, the 19th was ratified.

This was done via state campaigns to change state law giving women in targeted state the right to vote. Once enough states had that right/law on the books it made federal constitutional amendment possible, without needing to lobby the federal government to give women the right.