New Data Reveals Hidden Conservative Beliefs Among Young Women
In a cultural moment where "progressive" talking points often dominate the discourse, a recent national survey sheds light on a startling revelation: many young women hold conservative beliefs but feel compelled to hide them. This survey not only uncovers this hidden truth but also offers a glimpse into the factors influencing the silencing of conservative inclinations among women.
This new survey challenges the prevalent idea that women are inherently more aligned with liberal ideologies. Among all women surveyed (80 percent of whom did not identify as conservative): 79 percent think a stay-at-home mom is equal in success to women in a professional field; 74 percent think kids should have the opportunity to attend a school of their choice, regardless of zip code; 71 percent oppose transgender surgeries for minors; 68 percent plan to be married with at least one child by the time they’re 30; 64 percent think hook-up culture is harmful to women; and 62 percent oppose men competing in women’s sports.