Michelle Goldberg
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FeminismMay 15, 2014
Jill Abramson Was Right
The former Times executive editor seems to have been pushed out for defending fundamental journalistic principles.
Michelle Goldberg
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FeminismMay 14, 2014
The Lewinsky Double Standard
If Monica Lewinsky were a man, she would have transcended the Clinton scandal long ago.
Michelle Goldberg
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PoliticsMay 5, 2014
Supreme Court OKs Christian Prayer at Government Meetings
After today's egregious Supreme Court decision, expect a lot more sectarian prayer at local government events
Michelle Goldberg
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Drug War and Drug PolicyApril 30, 2014
For Tennessee Lawmakers, Punishing Pregnant Women Is More Important Than Protecting Fetal Life
Some anti-abortion activists are agreeing with feminists: Tennessee’s new law criminalizing pregnant women is awful. So why did it pass?
Michelle Goldberg
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Climate ChangeApril 22, 2014
Fighting Despair to Fight Climate Change
Without hope, the horror of climate change paralyzes rather than politicizes.
Michelle Goldberg
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CitiesApril 14, 2014
The Outrageous Trial of Cecily McMillan
A young Occupy Wall Street activist ended up in the hospital after her arrest. So why is she the one being prosecuted for assault?
Michelle Goldberg
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LGBTQ ActivismApril 8, 2014
Mozillagate, Brendan Eich and Right-Wing Hypocrisy
Conservatives are suddenly very unhappy to see moral judgments about sex and families invading the corporate realm.
Michelle Goldberg
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ActivismApril 2, 2014
#CancelColbert and the Return of the Anti-Liberal Left
The left can only afford to be contemptuous of liberal values when the right isn't in charge.
Michelle Goldberg
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CitiesApril 2, 2014
The Rise of the Progressive City
With liberal hopes dashed in Washington, political energy is gathering in cities, where social change is actually possible.
Michelle Goldberg
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Race and EthnicityMarch 25, 2014
Corporate Religious Freedom Means Freedom to Discriminate
If the Supreme Court rules that corporations have the right to free exercise of religion in the Hobby Lobby case, what happens to civil rights law?
Michelle Goldberg