Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Woman
I don’t know if a lot of people know what it feels like to be loved in spite of your brain, but I...
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Author: Nancy Colasurdo
19 Years Later, Our View through a Mask
I am sitting on a bench at Pier C in Hoboken, N.J., gazing at the Freedom Tower across the Hudson...
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What Is the Progressive Disconnect?
If the Biden-Harris ticket doesn’t stand for anything, then how do progressives know they disagree...
Read MoreWomen’s Ambition 100 Years in the Making
The night before we celebrated 100 years of white women finally getting the right to vote, a black woman dominated the political conversation. “So let me be as honest and clear as I possibly can,” former First Lady Michelle...
Read MoreA Morning in a Pandemic
I’m in an emotional slump. I need to not be. That’s my first thought on a Monday morning in August 2020 as my country endures an ongoing pandemic and the news makes me queasy. As I splash water on my face, all kinds of things...
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