New from @DouthatNYT: Amy Coney Barrett is a signifier of a different sort than R.B.G. Can there be a conservative feminism that’s distinctive, coherent and influential, at least beyond quirky religious subcultures like the faculty at Notre Dame? https://nyti.ms/365CLyh ">https://nyti.ms/365CLyh&q...

A conservative feminism today — if we can say that it exists — is adaptive rather than oppositional. It takes for granted that much of what Ginsburg fought for was necessary and just. https://nyti.ms/365CLyh ">https://nyti.ms/365CLyh&q...

One reason conservative feminism doesn’t play a substantial role in our politics now is that it hasn’t been distilled into a compelling policy agenda — pro-woman, pro-mother, pro-work-life-balance — by our increasingly male-dominated conservative party. http://nyti.ms/365CLyh ">https://nyti.ms/365CLyh&q...

Douthat: What is conservatism doing in its policymaking to make Amy Coney Bennett& #39;s kind of life, professionally impressive and personally full, feel more available and affordable and imaginable for women who aren’t nominated to the Supreme Court? http://nyti.ms/365CLyh ">https://nyti.ms/365CLyh&q...