While Americans across the country observed Women’s Equality Day by expressing gratitude for the work of previous generations of feminists and pledged to continue fighting for equal pay, reproductive freedom, and other rights, hundreds were incensed when President Donald Trump’s older daughter claimed to advocate for women’s “empowerment.”

“When women around the globe are empowered to fully and freely participate in all aspects of society, the world will be more safe, just and prosperous for all!” wrote Ivanka, who serves as a senior adviser to the president.

Ivanka’s tweet came a day before she was scheduled to speak about the administration’s “efforts to advance women’s empowerment in the Americas” at the Organization of American States (OAC) headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The tweeted message and Ivanka’s planned talk were viewed as direct contradictions to her father’s administration, which has shuttered the White House Office of Women and Girls and scrapped an Obama-era rule mandating that companies report pay data in order to root out wage discrimination.  

The president also said in 2016 that women who seek abortion care should face “some form of punishment,” and has nominated two anti-choice judges to the U.S. Supreme Court.

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