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I saw coverage of some of the Women's March on TV and Internet this weekend. In my area, New Jersey, there was a huge one in Morristown, a Republican stronghold and all the women there looked angry, bitter, agitated. Saw them talk about "white male privilege", "whiteness", "toxic masculinity", "police brutality", and the other left-wing buzzwords. How did some suburban white women get so agitated over Hillary Clinton's failed presidential bids? Aren't suburban women historically conservative?

Jennifer Mosbacher cried in a doctor’s office the morning after Donald Trump’s election, unable to control herself during a routine physical. The 43-year-old Atlanta suburbanite had avoided politics her entire life but was overcome with shock by an outcome she never saw coming.[snip]Mosbacher’s transformation is at the heart of an unprecedented movement inside the Democratic Party. Dubbed “The Resistance,” it has — in the year since Donald Trump’s inauguration — turned countless apolitical women and men into firebrand activists set on remaking the political system. Their fury-driven activism explains why abortion-rights group Emily’s List has been contacted by more than...