Gosh I wonder what they were up to there

I don't like to do "we're cooked" pronouncements but I am going to escort myself offline to stare at my garden

this is not normal. it just bears repeating.

I can’t believe I have to say this, but historically, masked men who kidnap families in the middle of the night are usually not the good guys.

Quite telling as well how many MAGA men increasingly just say they want to beat women into submission.

By his own measure, her “crime” is being “shrill and annoying.”

Same logic justifies any man’s choice to beat his wife.

I can't exaggerate how important it is that every ICE officer is met with contempt & mockery in public, everywhere they go, for the rest of their lives.

"we get to co-create together an alternative future for ourselves and for people coming behind us. let’s do that together.”

i talked to @omisadeburneyscott.bsky.social for @thisisflowspace.bsky.social about bringing the menopause multiverse to life.

every clip i accidentally see from the charlie kirk memorial makes me wonder if we’re talking about the same guy

95 democrats, including @hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social voted to "honor" the life of charlie kirk, who called for joe biden to be killed and said black women like justice ketanji brown jackson are unqualified affirmative action hires.

shame.

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"we’re not going to quit until done o’clock."

in the last episode of looking back, moving forward, i talked to former nevada sen. pat spearman about the ongoing fight for the equal rights amendment — and why constitutional equality still matters.

read more + tune in @msmagazine.com!

"if we’re going to get real equality, we have to have a constitutional guarantee of equality."

for the latest episode of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to ms. executive ed kathy spillar about the promise of the equal rights amendment.

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"things are pretty dire right now... this is where the era becomes essential."

for the latest ep of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to era project director ting ting cheng about the urgency and power of the equal rights amendment.

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someone should run for president on this platform

#AmericanFeminists -- a forthright review of where we must go and what we've achieved. Ellie Smeal, National Organization for Women leader, shares her reflections and perspective in depth. A great read.

@feministmajority.org

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The executive editor of Ms. became involved in feminist organizing when the supposed ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment expired in 1982. In the final episode of Looking Back, Moving Forward, she explains why, 40 years later, she’s still calling for constitutional equality.

🎙️ @carmenriosss.bsky.social gave us a shoutout on the @msmagazine.com "Looking Back Moving Forward" podcast while talking about the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment!

Listen here: https://msmagazine.com/series/looking-back-moving-forward/

The Patron Saint of the Male Debate Me Industrial Complex died doing what he loved–spewing hate and incitement at a debate.

Essay: Speak Truth of the Dead
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"people think it’s either won, or we can’t ever do it. they’re both wrong."

i talked to @feminist.org president ellie smeal for the latest ep of "looking back, moving forward" about the history and future of the fight for the ERA.

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Carol Moseley Braun became the first Black woman elected to the Senate after her involvement in the movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. In the final episode of Looking Back, Moving Forward, more than 40 years later, she asked a simple question: “Why haven’t we gotten this right yet?”

"the expectation of equality is the most important cultural thing that we can achieve."

in the latest episode of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to trailblazer carol moseley braun about the long battle for the ERA—and why it still matters.

read more + tune in @msmagazine.com!

"looking back, moving forward" wraps today with an ERA special!

feat former nv sen. pat spearman, @feminist.org pres ellie smeal, the hon. carol moseley braun, ms. exec ed kathy spillar + era project director ting ting cheng.

tune in @msmagazine.com!

"we have to disbelieve in patriarchy."

for the latest ep of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to scholar jane caputi about the culture of violence that permeates women's lives—and why we need visions for a future without male supremacy.

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"a patriarchal, male-dominated use of violence society is not good for anybody."

for e4 of "looking back, moving forward," i talked to former ms. editor ellen sweet about what it will take to change the narrative around gender-based violence.

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"We ripped the Band-Aid off and said: ‘No, this is a public policy matter. This is not something that’s in the private sphere.’"