Commentary

Pain has been such a big part of my life for the past decade it’s impossible for me to think of what it means to be a woman without it. 

Society does not want us to survive, and legislation such as the bills being proposed around the country serves as a constant reminder of that fact.

Living through history isn't always exciting; sometimes, the weight of mass global suffering is too much to bear.

Once I found out that Cleary had passed away, I had to go back and learn more about her. I owed it to her since she was a big part of my childhood.

Even so, the women were paid less for their efforts. There are countless examples of female athletes earning less than they are due in sports.

Our society’s appetite for canceling is fed by our need to feel superior.

But because I’m sick and tired of having to defend my own existence, this is not going to be another thinkpiece debunking “The Trans Agenda.”

Perhaps we are more connected than ever: all collectively wishing for the same thing to come to pass. 

Corporate marketing only goes so far in a culture virtually ruled by individuals who are more connected to the world than any generation before them.

Whether you were a nobleman in 17th century England or a suburbanite today, the lawn is a symbol of success—a reflection of who you are as a person.