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JoAnn Wypijewski is author of What We Don’t Talk About When We Talk About #MeToo: Essays on Sex, Authority and the Mess of Life, just out now from Verso.
If the director of the CIA and a Reserve intelligence officer can’t even conduct a decent affair, what does that say about the institution that groomed them?
In a desperate election, nostalgia for an America before the decline is the GOP’s only message.
The imperatives of the national security state override the possibility that Assange could face a fair investigation in his sex crimes charges.
For what the ancients called avarice and iniquity, Alex’s hate was pure. No writer had a deadlier sting against the corruptions of empire.
When it comes to the distant past, there’s a lot we don’t know about what occurred sexually.
The Supreme Court—as well as the Obama administration—upholds the right of the world’s biggest jailer to strip everyone who comes into its grasp.
The pursuit of reproductive freedom and civil freedom need to be seen as one and the same.
It’s insane that an affair—and not his cockamamie ideas—finished Cain.
The Occupy movement is not a sexual revolution. But in a society organized for alienation, it has made human contact its sword and its shield.
Who will save America from the grip of unions, sissies, humiliation, crisis and malaise? The Texas governor fancies he’s the cowboy for the job.