While you correctly note the prejudice that exists, even among people supposedly of the same group or position, you incorrectly describe the problem of women imitating white men. It is the nature of a power structure that others most often try to be like the ruling elite in order to try and get into their club. And since most people who come from a bottom position work in isolation as they try to move up the economic/political/social ladder they are in an isolated and weak position to try and be different. We, in the feminist movement of the 1960's called this internalized sexism; ie, women trying to be like the very males that historically oppressed women. It is also a divisive process often resulting in women abusing other women in order to show they are not like them but like the men they are trying to impress. The solution seems to be that all must rise together. It is well known that only when there are enough people who were historically repressed and abused that come together that it is even possible to work on changing that abusive structure. It is also why white males work very hard to prevent those historically disadvantaged from uniting and gaining strength. They know there is strength in numbers which is why divide and conquer is always used to maintain the power structure. So please stop focusing on Democrat women as if they are different from the GOP women and the Catholic women who go out of their way to be more white male than the white men themselves.
While you correctly note the prejudice that exists, even among people supposedly of the same group or position, you incorrectly describe the problem of women imitating white men. It is the nature of a power structure that others most often try to be like the ruling elite in order to try and get into their club. And since most people who come from a bottom position work in isolation as they try to move up the economic/political/social ladder they are in an isolated and weak position to try and be different. We, in the feminist movement of the 1960's called this internalized sexism; ie, women trying to be like the very males that historically oppressed women. It is also a divisive process often resulting in women abusing other women in order to show they are not like them but like the men they are trying to impress. The solution seems to be that all must rise together. It is well known that only when there are enough people who were historically repressed and abused that come together that it is even possible to work on changing that abusive structure. It is also why white males work very hard to prevent those historically disadvantaged from uniting and gaining strength. They know there is strength in numbers which is why divide and conquer is always used to maintain the power structure. So please stop focusing on Democrat women as if they are different from the GOP women and the Catholic women who go out of their way to be more white male than the white men themselves.