Interesting that the assumption is that MN FWR is all white and middle class.
The implication is that being articulate, informed and radical is the sole property of white, middle class women. As if being working class or other ethnicity automatically means you can’t be any of those things.
The implicit racism and classism of that assumption says a great deal about the writer, not so much about the women of MN.
Apart, of course, from the sexism which makes them so shocked that women, even, gasp, mothers, would have the temerity to disagree with the prevailing ideology and debate it critically.
I enjoy the recipe derailings myself. Not only have I got some good recipes, (mince pie vodka!) but the delicious subversion of MNers, deliberately using a traditional women’s subject to poke fun at men who want women back in their domestic box, always makes me laugh.