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Posts Tagged: Kate Manne

The Thread: Down Girl

By Marissa Korbel

March 12th, 2019

Misogyny reminds us of our place: down girl.

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Tags: Alexandra Fuller, Cheryl Strayed, Claire Vaye Watkins, confessional, Deep Creek, Down Girl, Elizabeth Warren, gender roles, gender stereotypes, Helene Cixous, Hillary Clinton, I Am Your, Kate Manne, Lidia Yuknavitch, Marissa Korbel, memoir, misogyny, Mother Winter, On Pandering, Pam Houston, patriarchy, personal essay, Reema Zaman, Revolution, sexism, Social Media, Sophia Shalmiyev, The Thread, women's anger

The Thread: Grown-Up Little Girls

By Marissa Korbel

February 12th, 2019

I was a little girl and all I wanted was to grow up.

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Tags: Aaron Sorkin, adolescence, aging, agism, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Amy Schumer, Bill Clinton, Brett Kavanaugh, Brock Turner, childhood, Clarence Thomas, Donald Trump, gender roles, jailbait, Kate Manne, Marissa Korbel, patriarchy, Politics, puberty, Racism, Sex, sexuality, The Thread

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