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Subject Southern Baptists pursue a mission of misogyny
Date June 6, 2024 10:00 PM
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Rev. Robert Jeffress, the controversial pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, defends an abortion ban outside the Texas Capitol on July 8, 2013, in Austin. In addition to serving as a senior pastor of the 14,000-member megachurch, Jeffress is a Fox News contributor. (Erich Schlegel / Getty Images)
BY CHRISTA BROWN | This weekend, thousands of Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) delegates will assemble in Indianapolis, and one of the most misogynistic gatherings in all of Christendom will be on display. With 13 million members, the Southern Baptist Convention is the largest Protestant faith group in the country. Considered as a bellwether for white evangelicals, and enmeshed with the Republican Party, the SBC carries an outsized influence disproportionate to its numbers.
When you combine the SBC’s misogynistic, authoritarian theology, which relegates females to second-class status, with an institutional structure lacking in effective accountability systems, you wind up with an institution in which abuse can run rampant.
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Claudia Sheinbaum after the first results released by the election authorities show that she leads the polls by a wide margin in Zocalo Square on June 3, 2024, in Mexico City. (Manuel Velasquez / Getty Images)
BY ROXANNE SZAL | The start of this week marked a feminist milestone for our southern neighbors: the election of the first-ever woman president in Mexico—a culmination of decades of political interventions like gender quotas and parity mandates aimed expressly at elevating more women to higher office.
Just days before, in Texas—home to 10 percent of U.S. women of reproductive age—the state Supreme Court issued a huge loss to women, in the form of a callous ruling that forces pregnancy on women until (and even past) the brink of death and mandates them to continue pregnancies even when their fetus has no chance of survival after birth. To wish such suffering on pregnant Texans and their children goes beyond heartless indifference. It is violent and inhumane.
Felicidades a mis hermanas en México. And buena suerte—good luck—to my sisters in Texas. You are not alone.
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This week: news from Sudan, Mexico, Kazakhstan, and more.
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