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Why I Pulled My Winning Story From a Literary Magazine
The new momentum is about small acts of resistance that can lead to large-scale shifts in attitude
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Why We Need a Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Sexual Violence
Together, we can confront our history and envision a better future
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One Year Later: The Women’s March on Washington
As we continue to push for women’s rights, last year’s protests have a lot to teach us about compassionate and rigorous conversation
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What Consent Means in the Age of #MeToo
The notion that sex is fraught with ambiguity has made some kinds of assault difficult to describe and confront
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The Fear of Failing the Victims of #MeToo
As part of my job, I listen to stories of sexual abuse. But I’ve also been complicit in not believing women
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Am I Complicit in My Own #MeToo?
How I played the game of sexual harassment to get ahead—but lost myself in the process
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Yes, “Me Too” Can Lead to Change
When I broke the long silence around my sexual assault, I found a community
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Why I Don’t Read Rebecca Solnit
It’s time to stop buying into the author’s brand of pop feminism
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Invasive Procedure
Why sexism and lack of diversity in operating rooms needs to be scrubbed
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The Year of Complicity
On Jian Ghomeshi, Bill Cosby, and their enablers
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