August 4, 2026
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25:18Now PlayingRachel Wilson just delivered one of her strongest debate performances yet. In this clip she goes head-to-head with a feminist and completely takes apart the usual talking points about feminism, women’s careers, and modern life. Rachel is a mother of five. She points out that data from the CDC and United Nations shows the biggest factor in falling birth rates is women going to college and entering full-time work. She explains why it is almost impossible for a woman to have several children and work a full-time job at the same time. Daycare is expensive, and outsourcing motherhood does not replace a mother at home. The debate covers what really changed in the 1970s. Rachel talks about the rise of dual-income families, cultural messages that told women motherhood was a “ball and chain,” easy access to birth control, and government policies that pushed women into the workforce.
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