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- The New York Times wine critic Eric Asimov criticizes the term 'wine moms' as elitist.
- He says the label reinforces stereotypes of women as frivolous and self-important.
- Asimov notes the term resonates because it depicts politically active women as emotionally unstable.
- He argues those who use the label perpetuate stereotypes and deepen the beer-versus-wine divide in American politics.
- The discussion highlights the intersection of gender, activism, and political identity.
