By Karyn Gershon and Shira Pruce
Many believe that Monica’s story is especially important right now, as she re-emerges as an activist and advocate with the rise of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements.
Honoring Monica Lewinsky
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You will not leave your seat when your partner or child yells to you from another room: “Do we have staples?”
Why Anti-Semitism on the Left Hurts Me More
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Oh yes, yes, the anti-semitism on the left does hurt and scare me more.
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The one attribute I have consistently noticed in “perfect girls” is that they must be humble and quiet. Every “perfect girl” I have ever met has been so humble, that they turn a compliment into self-deprecation.
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As I sat and listened in class, I found myself being pulled out of the bubble I had created for myself. The discussions we had were not just about English; they also related directly to my personal life and values. I found myself growing as a feminist and as a student, confronting my biases, and becoming more socially aware.
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Last month, I heard the news: a Jewish summer camp I attended for many years as a child was almost entirely destroyed in the Woolsey fire that ravaged parts of Los Angeles County.
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