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  • The Entitled Things White People Do When I Unfriend Them Over Racism

    by Aja Barber
  • The Election: Boys Are Watching, But Are Parents Saying Anything Meaningful?

    by Soraya Chemaly
  • Why The Public Shaming Of Drug Users Must Stop

    by Shannon Luders-Manuel
  • The Only Good Thing To Come From Trump’s Appalling Responses To Alleged Sexual Assault

    by Meg Stone
  • My Boyfriend Won’t Tell Me Who He’s Voting For

    By Rachel Kramer Bussel
    October 20, 2016

    He’s the person who knows more about me than anyone in the entire world, yet the topic that’s on everyone else’s lips has him keeping his sealed? When I saw that my boyfriend received his voter registration details in the mail, I jokingly asked, “You’re not voting for Trump, are you?” I posed this not […]

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  • If You Care About Women, You Should Care About Bill Clinton

    By Khadijah Costley White
    October 17, 2016

    Bill Clinton is a problem. And he’s a problem that Hillary should finally, and for the record, stop trying to ignore. Since the release of an on-camera conversation between presidential candidate Donald Trump and TV personality Billy Bush showed Trump bragging about grabbing women “by the pussy,” a national discussion of sexual harassment and assault […]

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  • Defeating Donald Trump Won’t End Rape Culture, But Ending Our Victimization Might

    By Jody Allard
    October 14, 2016

    Trump isn’t the other, as Obama suggested in her speech today. Trump is the man who catcalls us as we hurry to work in the rain, with our heads down trying to avoid notice, and he is the man who brushes up against us in the elevator, ever so subtly, yet ever so purposefully. Speaking […]

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  • Friendship In The Age Of Unfriending

    By Anne Thériault
    October 11, 2016

    We need to discard the idea that friendships can only be real or good if they fit a narrow model of what a relationship looks like. It almost always happens out of the blue. I’ll go to a friend’s profile to share something or send them a message or look for an article they posted […]

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  • The Power Of Female Rage

    By Jessica Schreindl
    October 11, 2016

    Female rage is not only justified, it is a catalyst. A catalyst for change in a culture that tells us to shut up and be pretty. I think a lot of us are angry right now. As I write this, my fists are literally clenching. My joints tight and springy: How dare Trump say such […]

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  • ‘Locker Room Talk,’ Donald Trump, And Jameis Winston : How Rape Culture Graduates From Boys To Men

    By Tahir Duckett
    October 10, 2016

    We shouldn’t be surprised when rape culture graduates from boys to men. In 2014, then Florida State Seminoles quarterback Jameis Winston, now the starting QB for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, stood on a table in the middle of campus and yelled out: “Fuck her right in the pussy!” It was a popular stunt among men […]

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  • Let’s Stop Helping Terrible Men Go Viral

    By Rosemary Donahue
    October 6, 2016

    When we help Terrible Men go viral by calling them out, we’re often shedding light on things found in internet hidey-holes where, to be honest, nothing good has ever been produced. If you’re on Twitter, it seems you always find out the same way. You see a new hashtag trending, and a few friends tweet […]

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  • Trump Reminds Me Of My Abuser, And It’s Terrifying

    By Kyli Rodriguez-Cayro
    October 4, 2016

    I don’t know Trump personally, but I do know firsthand the damage caused by a controlling, misogynistic, manipulative, racist gaslighter. Content note: abuse By now, most Americans are aware of the unnerving reality that Donald Trump may be the next President of the United States. Trump is known for his unbridled bluster, and his discriminatory […]

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