The women run on logic and the men on emotions. This seems to be the case for three major contests in American politics.
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Tags: Charter of values, Citizenship, Civil rights, cosmopolitanism , Discrimination, Ethics and public policy, Exclusion, Human Rights, Immigration and migration, Inter-Religious Dialogue, Moral philosophy, Philosophy
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