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Katha Pollitt
@KathaPollitt
Politics, poetry, feminism, books, life. New Book is Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights (Picador). tinyurl.com/ovv83mz Woman. Life. Freedom.
New York City, Clinton, CT
Joined March 2011
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    Liber is THE feminist literary review you need to read! Poetry, book reviews, interviews, fiction! Anne Carson, Bessie Head, Laurie Stone, Mary Jo Bang, and more. Subscribe at liberreview.com and follow us at @liberreview to find out what's going on.
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    "Women--you have to treat em like sh*t." --Donald J. Trump.
    I have tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve that are vital to the fabric of our society and our economy.
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    My favorite Bible story is the one where Jesus picks up a stone and says, actually I am without sin, let me start this off.
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    Replying to @digby56 @mattyglesias and @dylanlscott
    Or maybe she realized if she doesn't tell her story, men like you will tell her story.
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    This is the day Sean Spicer became Presidential.
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    There is no such thing as a day before birth abortion. #GOPDebate
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    Replying to @thedailybeast
    It's never too early to start the sexist drumbeat against a potentially powerful woman. I hear she has a shrill voice, too.
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    "Things that made sense" like mexican rapists took your job, and global warming is a Chinese hoax, and I can bring back coal. Also, black people are criminals and women are disgusting.
    Replying to @VICE @evepeyser and @BernieSanders
    .@BernieSanders: "I think that the vast majority of Trump supporters are people who are in pain, who are struggling economically… and they turned to Trump because Trump said things that made sense.” bit.ly/2zUI0hq
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    Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass, Harriet Jacobs, William Lloyd Garrison, William Wilberforce...
    Challenge: name five historical figures from mid 19th century or earlier who wouldn't be considered extremely racist by modern standards
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    "Think about it. Before COVID, did anyone go out and seek testing to determine if they were sick?" @GovRonDeSantis today
    00:00
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    Wow! Such good news on a morning of good news!
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    Have we reached peak stupidity yet? Whose brilliant idea was it to warn readers that a novel published in the 1920s had some views and language of its time?