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From vaccines to gender: How Christian 'momfluencers' are reshaping the American right
- Conservative Christian women influencers use faith-centered messaging and motherhood themes to mobilize political engagement.
- The pandemic era helped these moms shift from personal content to broader political advocacy.
- Influencers emphasize traditional gender roles and domestic life as a pathway to political influence.
- Some influencers frame policy fights as spiritual battles, linking policy to religious beliefs.
- The movement is associated with specific policy views on vaccines, food, and transgender issues.
- Riley Gaines Barker’s activism is tied to her experience as a transgender athlete and NCAA race.
- Influencers collaborate with media brands and conferences to expand their audience reach.
- Scholars describe the trend as a structured shift in political engagement among conservative Christian women.
- The piece notes potential real-world impact, including state-level policy changes influenced by rhetoric.
- The report highlights the normalization of conservative female leadership within local politics.
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