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  • What Hollywood Gets Wrong About Disability Representation

    by Jody Allard
  • Please Don’t Ask Me About My Wedding

    by Elisabeth Kramer
  • Dear Dana: Was I Sexually Harassed By My Boss?

    by Dana Norris
  • Conservatives In D.C. Are Sad Because They Can’t Get Dates

    by Ilana Novick
  • In Acknowledgment Of Bad Mothers

    By A.L. Giannelli
    March 5, 2018

    For something about the brokenness of these women reminded me of my own mother, enabled me to understand her not merely for the harm she enacted but in the light of her own suffering and her pain. The Oscars were a coup for bad mothers, and I have to say I am delighted. The Best […]

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  • Evan Rachel Wood Proves That We Need To Talk About The Psychological Effects Of Sexual Abuse

    By Chelsea Cristene
    March 2, 2018

    “I believe in the saying, ‘If we have to live through it, you should have to hear it,” Evan Rachel Wood told Congress on Tuesday. Last Tuesday, Westworld actress Evan Rachel Wood took a flight to Washington D.C. Being a longtime fan of hers, I was happy to pass the Capitol on my morning walk […]

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  • Young Alcoholics: Do Millennials Not Know When To Stop?

    By Kate Harveston
    February 26, 2018

    Certain behaviors particular to millennials do suggest a riskier relationship with alcohol. If I were to pinpoint the moment my drinking became truly out of control in a sustained way, forming my future relationship with and dependence on alcohol, it would be in college. I believe that many of us are predisposed to crutches, to […]

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  • The Problem With Having The Wedding You Can Afford

    By Elisabeth Kramer
    February 23, 2018

    The cold hard truth? You’ll still pay too much for things.  As a day-of wedding coordinator, I’ve learned a few things about weddings. Keep the buffet line moving. Provide plenty of parking. People have no idea how much weddings cost. It’s not their fault. There are few reliable sources of information about this kind of […]

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  • To Get Men On Our Side, Feminists Must Fight For Men Too

    By Liz Posner
    February 22, 2018

    It may be the only way to get them to listen. With so many conversations about sexual harassment and abuse taking place in public and in private, it can get exhausting for feminists to have to re-articulate the same points over and over. In such conversations, those who are fearful of the wave of #MeToo […]

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  • Why Is Going Without Makeup Such A Big Deal For Women Who Usually Wear It?

    By Jamie Friedlander
    February 21, 2018

    Instead of feeling liberated, going barefaced made me feel anxious and unkempt. The thought of staring at myself in the mirror for an hour in a workout class where I’m not wearing makeup makes my stomach turn. Aside from the occasional hiking trip, I haven’t gone a day without makeup in years. Until today. It’s […]

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  • Let’s Retire The Registry

    By Elisabeth Kramer
    February 21, 2018

    It’s an outdated concept that does more harm than good. Wedding registries are one of the most obvious examples of how the weddings we have don’t reflect the times we live in. Originally, a registry was a way for a couple to establish a household. They needed to do this because, typically, neither party had […]

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  • Fifty Shades Of Go Watch Something Else

    By Chelsea Cristene
    February 13, 2018

    Here’s a short list of why the latest (and thankfully last) Fifty Shades movie isn’t worth your time, along with some alternative book and movie picks. I’ve never seen a group of 17-year-olds so jazzed as the Monday after Fifty Shades of Grey’s film release. “Professor!” they buzzed. “Did you see it yet? Did you see the movie?” […]

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