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An Eye-Opening New Book Offers Insight Into the Hearts and Minds of Conservative Women
Narrative Analysis: Name Calling
Christian conservative women aren’t all alike, Katie Gaddini’s book Esther’s Army suggests.
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Columbus Free Press
· Jun 23, 2026
Esther’s Army
Talking to Katie Gaddini about her “I spy” sociological study of how conservative, largely evangelical Christian women were increasingly become the backbone of MAGA support was an eye opener. Gaddini had spent almost a decade interviewing people who were both big and small in the movement in order to get a grip on what was happening. Her interest had been piqued, because she had been raised in the milieu that produced many of these women.
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Related coverage for "An Eye-Opening New Book Offers Insight Into the Hearts and Minds of Conservative Women": Columbus Free Press — Esther’s Army. Irish News — In The Spotlight: Melissa is inspired by strong female leaders. Korea Times News — Neo-liberalism and women's lives. ArcaMax — Lili Reinhart hopes book fans 'are happy' with The Love Hypothesis. People.com — She Felt ‘Unhappy’ in Her Marriage of 17 Years. Her ‘Logical’ Solution Initially ‘Disgusted’ Her Husband (Exclusive). Washington Examiner — New York’s phantom Democrats are an opening for the Right