Mrs. America | Ep. 9: Reagan Calls Highlight | FX
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Mrs. America recounts the movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and the unexpected backlash led by Phyllis Schlafly, aka “the sweetheart of the silent majority.” Through the eyes of the women of the era, the FX series explores how one of the toughest battlegrounds in the culture wars of the 70s helped give rise to the Moral Majority and forever shifted the political landscape.
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Mrs. America | Ep. 9: Reagan Calls Highlight | FX
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I cannot tell you how satisfying watching this part was - you reap what you sow Ma’am you are not the exception.
This is absolutely the best part of the series.
She got exactly what she campaigned for: she kept going on and on about how a woman's place was in the home. And that's exactly what she got. I can see now how the character of Serena Joy from "The Handmaid's Tale" was based off of her
Indeed she was inspired for Serena.
What really infuriates me about her is the fact that by doing the work she did, she did not abide by what she thought women should be (housewife and mother). The final moment of her through the window is great symbolism.
@@Stefan-ji2ek "She was taken by her word"
Yankee Countess -- Not exactly true. Schlafly also believed that a woman should have a choice to work outside the home.
@@americancitizen748 but no protections should she do so
I couldn’t help but smile at this scene. Reap what you sew!
Oh well, she got exactly what she campaigned for; she totally deserved it. No tears shed for her.
Not even tears of joy?
Phyllis Schlafly was a terrible person. She deserved to be tossed aside. Appointing Sandra Day O'Connor was probably one of the best things Reagan did as President. She was the swing vote on many important cases and she admitted when she was wrong. In 1986 she ruled against gay rights in Bowers v Hardwick. However in 2003 she ruled in favor of gay rights in Lawrence v Texas. She admitted she was wrong in 1986 and had evolved on the issue. Admitting one's mistakes takes a lot of courage and grace.
Maxwell Housman Most everyone has “evolved” on gay rights. It’s called politics.
@@anneb889 Not everyone. Anti LGBT rhetoric is way worse now than during the W years. It was a wedge issue in 2004 but the focus was really only on marriage equality. Now the right is targeting drag queens. Teachers are often the only adult allies to LGBT kids and teens. Now now they’re facing penalties for being supportive to students in need.
its karma sure. but it wasnt fair.
she was not a villain. she may have been a conservative, but she was also a workin woman.
it´s a very complex character. wonderful performance.
great acting miss Blanchett great acting oscar performance to me bravo, bravo,
Miss. Phyllis Renee Foster it’s television so the series is not eligible for the Oscars. The Golden Globes and the Emmys are also prestigious awards.
@@doody244 well I disagree with you holly wood makes its own rules trust me let me say that again Hollywood makes its own rules depending on favortizum who they like love, politics and money, etc theres always a first time to and for any thing, any thing, its always a first time for every thing one day miss meryl streep is going to get her 4 Oscar to tye with miss Katherine Hepburn its gone happen I no it is we just don't no when but it is thay will be a first Hollywood is going to make miss hollyberry the first to do some thing else hollyberry is always gone be royalty to Hollywood always so any thing is possible in Hollywood I may not in the passed paided that much attention to miss cate Blanchett work before but scence she
played my name Phyllis I wanted to see what this miss Phyllis Schlafly was about
and the acting is great ive hered a lots of peoples say miss blanchectt was a great actress but I didn't really no it until she played this fx tv series even tho its for fx tv
and it may not fall in to Oscar category but
from sceens ive seen its Oscar all the way all that way and it could be contengency for a first theres always ways a first time for every thing and I pray this is one of those first.
your intitle to your opinion and im intitle to mine thank you.
She got exactly what she asked for.
Yep. Reagan elected
Oh no Phyllis didn’t get the cabinet position noooo 🤧🤧🤧 waaah
She didn't really care about the ERA, she cared about power, fame, and influence. Her passion was defense issues but the Washington patriarchy laughed at women involving themselves in such issues, so she became the chauvanists' mouthpiece, because it served their interests to get a woman to mouth their talking points for them, just like it serves white interests for people like Candace Owens to say racism isn't real. She jumped on it as a career opportunity, it had nothing to do with how she herself lived her own life, although she was a for real homophobe.
Wouldn't this lady later support Donald Trump in his presidency run in real life?
She wrote a book that was published the day after she died titled "The Conservative Case for Trump"
Yes she campaigned for him in a wheelchair her sons and him are friends
But who voiced Reagan?
That's what I like to know
Reagan is so cool
This series is fiction.