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Defeat is inevitable. Everybody knows it, even Trump
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Washington’s legal immune system is about to expel an infection from the body politic
Red Cross forced out an executive over sexual harassment — then helped him land a job
Jeremy Binckes
A senior Red Cross official harassed a subordinate and was accused of raping another, but was praised on his exit
Willie O’Ree’s little-known journey to break the NHL’s color barrier
Thomas J. Whalen
Willie O'Ree was the first African American to play in a National Hockey League game
Why we need #MeToo now
Valerie Tarico
#MeToo started as an outcry of anger and anguish. But retributive justice swiftly followed.
Worst of Trump’s enablers? Kevin McCarthy’s “Starburst strategy”
Heather Digby Parton
GOP House leader, who once accused Trump of being on Putin's payroll, is now his candyman. This won't end well
It’s not a “sex panic”: Approaching women in the #MeToo age
Faulkner Fox
The #MeToo backlash paints us as in the middle of a sex panic. But maybe we're entering a rare moment of clarity
It’s been a dreadful week for Donald Trump, and anyone defending him
Jeremy Binckes
It went from bad to worse to catastrophic for the leader of the free world. Seriously, how did this happen?
Oprah Winfrey, surprise savior of the 75th Golden Globes
Melanie McFarland
With a profound speech, the world's most influential woman makes an unremarkable awards show one for the ages
Best essays of 2017: A borderline intimate education
J. Munroe
My professor said our close relationship wasn't "mentoring." So what were we doing?
The legend of Big Chicken
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We swore we would follow the law of the farm and not get too close to our animals — but one had other plans
No holiday season for sex workers
Martha Rosenberg
These women cannot scream sexual harassment because their profession itself is consent
Inside the Trump administration’s rollback at the EPA
Talia Buford
The fate of a rule more than a decade in the making is a microcosm of larger changes afoot
A pro-Trump artist is claiming responsibility for those Meryl Streep “she knew” posters
Jarrett Lyons
A man identifying as Sabo says he created images alleging Streep knew of Harvey Weinstein's behavior
How students get banished to alternative schools
Heather Vogell
Students don’t choose their alternative schools — they’re sentenced to them
How much do offended people really love the national anthem?
D. Watkins
Why are white conservatives so triggered by black athletes taking a knee?
The rape allegation against Bryan Singer brings decades of whispers to a head
Jarrett Lyons
The sordid history of the "X-Men" director resurfaces after an alleged victim files a lawsuit
An American education for women in Qatar
Gary Wasserman
From the women studying at Georgetown's Doha campus, much is expected, and much is feared
Reflections in the rear view mirror
Lucian k. Truscott
When the past starts to catch up, keep moving
Dorothy Bolden taught me to fight for domestic workers
Jacqueline Arnold
Trailblazing labor organizer laid the way to help fellow domestic workers fight back
In Trump’s America, Blake Shelton is your “Sexiest Man Alive”
Gabriel Bell
A problematic pick from People that's right on track for our troubled times
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