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  • 4 Ways To Handle Thanksgiving With Trump Voters

    by Lindsay King-Miller
  • Thanksgiving In Trump’s America

    by Anne Penniston Grunsted
  • Trying To Stay Sober During A Trump Presidency

    by Jessica Schreindl
  • Right Now, There’s Not Much To Do But Survive

    by Katie Klabusich
  • 14 Ways To Be An Ally Right Now

    By Chanel Dubofsky
    November 17, 2016

    Do not dismiss or diminish people’s fear. People are not overreacting, and it’s not your job to tell them to be positive. The physical and emotional well-being of our friends and families require that we show up. This means leveraging our privilege, should it come in the form of religion, class, gender, race, etc., to […]

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  • Women Don’t Need More Protection, We Need Less

    By Soraya Chemaly
    November 17, 2016

    We don’t need more open letters filled with what amounts to nicely constructed and high minded chivalrous sentiments. We can no longer afford to stroke fragile male egos. Donald Trump’s election to the presidency is shocking to many people, but none so much, perhaps, as to men who are used to a certain power and […]

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  • Dear Dana: My In-Laws Voted For Trump And Now They’re Coming For Thanksgiving

    By Dana Norris
    November 16, 2016

    Dear Dana is a bi-weekly advice column for humans who engage in romantic relationships. Please send your dilemmas, issues, conundrums, assumptions, conflicts, anxieties, worriments, obstacles, complications, predicaments, queries, questions, and any other synonyms for “problems” to deardana@rolereboot.org. Dear Dana: I, a bleeding heart liberal, am hosting Thanksgiving at my house this year, and was just informed […]

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  • What I Want My Daughters To Remember About The 2016 Election: It Was Worth It

    By Ariel Chesler
    November 15, 2016

    I wanted to give my daughters a tremendous victory. Instead, we were handed defeat. But it was a glorious, inspiring day and they will never take that from us. Like many other parents I know, I was stunned by the results of the presidential election. I could not sleep much that night or since. I […]

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  • Today, I’m Saddest For The Girls

    By Mandy Campbell Moore
    November 14, 2016

    When Democrats say they lost the election because Hillary Clinton was their candidate, what they’re really saying is that they lost because their candidate was a female. I fear that this is the takeaway for young women and girls. There are a lot of reasons to be sad right now. All the progress that’s been […]

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  • Speaking Up About Abuse In The Age Of Trump

    By Karla Altmayer
    November 11, 2016

    The time is now to break the silence and harness our collective power. One of my earliest memories was when my mother was several months pregnant with my brother. I was 5 and it was winter in Chicago. My mother slipped down a flight of icy stairs in front of our home as we were […]

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  • Preparing For American Dictatorship

    By Anna Murray
    November 11, 2016

    He said he was going to win the nomination. He did. He said the polls were wrong. They were. He said he would win the election. Check. He’s revealed dozens of his dictator-type plans. It’s time to take the man at his word. Let’s get some things straight: 1. I am talking only to like-minded […]

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  • I Really Tried, But I Am Done Listening To Trump Supporters

    By Telaina Eriksen
    November 10, 2016

    The more I asked questions and argued on Facebook, the more I came to realize that everything they told me about why they were voting for Donald Trump was just coded words for their inherent racism, misogyny, and in the case of women, their internalized misogyny. I live in Michigan, where I was born and […]

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