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the cold pallor that hangs in the air

[...] It was the 1970s and no charges were pressed, boys being boys. That night, my father beat my brother mercilessly with a washing machine hose in the dank basement of our house. The chaos of a violence like that is astonishing. The cacophonous screaming. The inability of anyone to stop it. The …

—p.11 n+1 Issue 30: Motherland When a Person Goes Missing (11) by Dawn Lundy Martin
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must history have losers?

MUST HISTORY have losers? The record suggests yes. Redistribution is a tricky business. Even simple metaphors for making the world more equitable — leveling a playing field, shifting the balance — can correspond to complex or labor-intensive processes. What freedoms might one have to surrender in o…

—p.8 In the Maze (1) by Dayna Tortorici
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women aren't the other team

Leftist men celebrated the fall of liberal male hypocrites, liberals the fall of conservative ones, conservatives and alt-rightists the fall of the liberals and leftists. [...] It seemed not to occur to them — or maybe just not to matter? — that any person, any woman, had suffered. [...] As the ada…

—p.8 In the Maze (1) by Dayna Tortorici
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who would make peace with patriarchy

[...] Who in a showdown would accept the subjugation of women as a necessary political concession? Who would make peace with patriarchy if it meant a nominal win, or defend the accused for the sake of stability? The answer was more men than I'd been prepared to believe. I'd have to work harder not …

—p.7 In the Maze (1) by Dayna Tortorici
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who would make peace with patriarchy

[...] Who in a showdown would accept the subjugation of women as a necessary political concession? Who would make peace with patriarchy if it meant a nominal win, or defend the accused for the sake of stability? The answer was more men than I'd been prepared to believe. I'd have to work harder not …

—p.7 In the Maze (1) by Dayna Tortorici