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Kamala Harris now knows what strong women before her knew: the true enemy is always misogyny | Sonia Purnell

Laura Loomer, a supporter of Donald Trump, has made accusations against Kamala Harris, alleging that she used sex to further her career. This incident has sparked controversy due to its use of sexual slurs and derogatory language, a tactic often employed by Trump and his followers. Trump himself amplified the situation by reposting a sexually suggestive joke about Harris and Hillary Clinton. This behavior highlights the ongoing issue of women in public life being subjected to scrutiny and judgment based on their personal lives, even decades later. The article cites Kamala Harris's past relationship with Willie Brown as an example, despite the fact that the relationship occurred in the 1990s and Harris is now married. The author argues that these attacks are part of a recurring pattern and emphasizes the need to actively combat such behavior. The use of sexual slurs and the focus on women's personal lives are tactics used to discredit and undermine women in positions of power. The author urges readers to recognize these tactics and challenge their use. The article concludes by inviting readers to share their opinions on the matter through letters to the editor.
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