
Single status is now no longer a blight upon the land but a set of Very Useful Functions that keep the economy running smoothly.

Single status is now no longer a blight upon the land but a set of Very Useful Functions that keep the economy running smoothly.

Both Variety and the Times describe Weisz’s character as a “femme fatale,” even though there’s no hint that she enters her various lives by feminine wiles.

A women’s march is terrified of or angry at a monstrous man, a feminist one understands how to vanquish the system that birthed him. Tomorrow, march as a feminist, not as a woman.

To put it bluntly: Everything you are marching to prevent, dear marchers, has already come to pass.

Lambda, you have no damned right to call yourself “literary” by any measure.

“I cried to dream again.”
—Caliban, The Tempest

Lefties, it turns out, can’t actually walk and chew gum at the same time: With a few rare exceptions, the only way they know how to critique, say, identity politics, is to first mock everyone who belongs to particular identity categories while blithely ignoring the fact that, actually, whiteness is an identity as well.

Baquet talks about people, but he’s part of a deeply corrupt system, one that willingly kowtows to a set of political figures it hopes will grant it access for many years to come.
