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Leaning into that supporting role has been particularly important for Emhoff, the first male spouse of a president or vice president.

This story is now all too common among Russian women: A male spouse or partner hastily flees the country, unsure if he meets the mobilization criteria but not wanting to risk staying, while she remains.

Were a male spouse—a Marty Ginsburg—to engage in the kinds of political advocacy and fundraising we have seen over decades from Ginni, nobody would decry criticism as sexist.

He is the White male spouse of the first woman of color to reach such a prominent position in American politics.

Indeed, Douglas Emhoff — husband of Vice President Kamala Harris and the nation’s first “second gentleman” — is very active on behalf of the White House and is now “pioneering the role of male spouse to a woman in national office,” according to Los Angeles Times.