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Roar: The New Conservative Woman Speaks Out

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In a world that often seems to be dominated by the left's narrative about women, Candace Owens offers a refreshing and much-needed perspective in her new book, Roar: The New Conservative Woman Speaks Out.

Roar: The New Conservative Woman Speaks Out

by Scottie Nell Hughes

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Owens, a young, black, conservative woman, challenges the left's claims that conservatism is anti-woman. She argues that conservatism is actually the best way to protect women's rights and interests.

In Roar, Owens tackles a wide range of issues, including abortion, sexual assault, and the gender pay gap. She argues that the left's policies on these issues are actually harmful to women.

For example, Owens argues that abortion is not a woman's right, but rather a violation of the rights of the unborn child. She also argues that the left's focus on sexual assault ignores the fact that most sexual assaults are committed by men against women.

Owens also challenges the left's claims that there is a gender pay gap. She argues that the pay gap is due to a number of factors, including women's choices about their careers and families.

Roar is a powerful and persuasive book that challenges the left's narrative about women. Owens offers a fresh perspective on what it means to be a conservative woman today, and she makes a compelling case for why conservatism is the best way to protect women's rights and interests.

About the Author

Candace Owens is a young, black, conservative woman who has quickly become one of the most talked-about political commentators in America. She is a regular guest on Fox News and other conservative outlets, and she has a large following on social media.

Owens is a self-described "outsider" in the conservative movement, but she has quickly gained respect for her intelligence, wit, and passion. She is not afraid to challenge the status quo, and she is always willing to speak her mind.

Roar is Owens's first book, and it is a powerful and persuasive work that is sure to spark debate. Owens challenges the left's narrative about women, and she offers a fresh perspective on what it means to be a conservative woman today.