John, 

Women’s March always asks the hard questions. Today, on behalf of a curious nation, we ask: did Katie Britt ever get to speak to a manager last night or nah?

In all seriousness, on this International Women’s Day, we need to say, unequivocally, that we understand the “Trad Wife” identity as yet another way to masquerade the GOP attack on women. 

Moms don’t fight for fewer rights for the future. More dangerous schools. Fewer books. Dirty air and water. 

Women have been cleaning the MAGA cartel’s clock since 2018 (and not in the barefoot and pregnant way they’ve been imagining), and they are now deploying women in a craven scheme to try to get us to turn on each other. 

We won’t do it. 

At Women's March, we celebrate the feminists who make International Women's Day possible. In the words of bell hooks, feminism is “a movement to end sexism, sexist exploitation, and oppression.”

While Katie Britt reminds us that women exist across the political spectrum, let this day remind us that feminists do not.

Women’s March fights for a feminist future, free from oppression and inequality, and sends hope and solidarity to everyone who fights for that future with us. Today and every day.

- Team Women’s March  

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