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Carrie L. Lukas
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Request This AuthorCARRIE L. LUKAS is the president of Independent Women’s Forum. She is coauthor of Liberty Is No War on Women, and author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to Women, Sex, and Feminism.
She previously worked on Capitol Hill for the House of Representatives Republican Policy Committee and at the Cato Institute. She contributes to National Review and Forbes and is a graduate of Princeton University and Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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Read MoreProgressives have taught us that it doesn’t take overt discrimination to make society unfair. Privilege afforded to different groups—such as whites, males, and heterosexuals—can infect our cultural institutions, creating unfair burdens for other groups.
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