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What if saying “I’m afraid” was just as much of a statement of resilience as “I’m not afraid?”
Could it be?
Discrimination and harassment against women plagues the techno-music industry, from hostile dance floors to scarce performance opportunities for female DJs in a nightlife world ruled by men.
Diet culture is just the newest form of women’s subjugation.
How do you organize a nationwide protest from behind bars?
The film is notable because it consciously avoids serving up a familiar media brew of technophobia and misogyny.
This is not how journalism works.
A few weeks ago, a copy of Judy Chicago’s 1979 book The Dinner Party: A Story of Our Heritage arrived on my doorstep.
The world is darker today.
Rest in power, Aretha.
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