Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts
Donald Trump and the Apex of MAGA Misogyny
Jan 27, 2024
This podcast explores the implications of Donald Trump's defamation trial, his misogyny in politics, and the impact on women and the justice system. It also discusses the Supreme Court's decision on immigration and the conservative turn on capital punishment.
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- Trump's defamation trial exposes the pervasive misogyny in American society and the need for accountability.
- Trump's actions have perpetuated a culture of misogyny in politics and wider society, necessitating continued efforts to challenge and dismantle it.
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Eugene Carroll's Trial and the Fight Against Misogyny
The trial of Eugene Carroll versus Donald Trump is unfolding, shedding light on the deep-seated misogyny and sexual violence in both Trump's behavior and American society. Carroll, an 80-year-old woman, has taken on this legal battle despite the immense personal risk. She previously accused Trump of sexual assault, and although her allegations did not change public opinion during the 2016 election, this trial is a chance to hold him accountable. Carroll's courage in confronting Trump directly in the courtroom highlights the enduring struggle against misogyny and violence towards women's bodies.
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