It’s the champers doing the engraving.  

You know what?  I love Maude, with her old fashioned name and her adorable twitter handle and her strength and courage. I hope she is offered an amazing job where she’s happy as a clam for the rest of her life, amen.

You engraved the wrong name! ...it’s Gorman

I feel ya. But what they meant by “Unlikable” was you can’t cheer for her. She’s too flawed. A character doesn’t have to be likeable to tell a story. Humans are messy and that’s exactly what Camille shows. But publishers don’t always want that, especially for women.

As someone who employs 30+ people, I struggle with this a lot. If I knew someone was going to have a kid and that someone didn’t have a plan for when kid gets sick, sings in school play, has a field trip, why would I hire her? 

Do you often threaten to kill women or just if you disagree with them?

you know that TERF is an acronym used to incite actual violence right? it is good that twitter banned her. i know MANY feminists who have also been banned. this is also about civility. even if she has a problem with so called TERFs, she shouldn’t have said she’s going to shove her foot in an ass. that’s just uncalled…

So this person posts a tweet that promotes violence against women (b/c “Terfs” are women) and we are supposed to feel sympathy? I’m glad twitter is doing something (not much) about violence directed towards women. You should really look into the “punch a terf” rhetoric that has been running wild on Twitter. I know a…

You know, the anti-semitism in liberal circles never fails to astound me.

They could totally have gotten a person of color or trans person to litter.

lol,I pictured him saying it all excited like...

Good for them.

My four-year-old son walked in on me changing two days ago and reacted by running around singing, “Boobies, boobies, hooray boobies!”

aside from the aforementioned fearless child and the Statute of Liberty, there are no other public works of art in New York that feature or celebrate women.

She was also a mother, book editor and an advocate for the preservation of architecture and landmarks in New York City.

The vast majority of the people that died in the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire were women. How about something to commemorate them?

The race angle in this article is really weird. Yes, the case is garnering attention because anytime seemingly exclusive, wealthy establishments or people are systematically ripped off, it’s news. You all covered Kari Ferrell EXTENSIVELY back in the day and she was Asian. Your description of Delvey in the courtroom is…

It’s only a reach if you’re ignorant about the details of this story.

He was such a gentle soul.

Polonium. But we get your point. Too bad JR didn’t.