Gloria Steinem saved us all
Steinem did what she wanted. And she also made it possible for millions of other women to do the same
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Jill Filipovic
Jill Filipovic is a journalist, lawyer and author, and writes on US politics for the New Statesman.
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The American right and the thrill of political violence
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The dark reality behind Trump’s embrace of white South Africans
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Trump is making America sad again
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The capitulation of the American elite
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