You’ve missed the point if you think anyone is saying you shouldn’t be concerned about the direction the country is going or that you should be passive. The point is to examine WHY you back a certain candidate for the less overt biases that are inherent in support. And look at who you think is best capable of…

“Anyone who opposes Hillary is automatically called a sexist.”

While Bernie Sanders is more appealing to me from a military spending standpoint, ultimately I cannot bring myself to vote for him.

I get it, Hillary’s politics are so moderate that she is basically a 1970s Republican. Economically I am much more in line with Bernie. But I am also a woman who likes reproductive rights, and our next president will have a lot of power over the future of our Supreme Court. Which means our next president will have a…

“Um, I’m pretty sure Bernie showed his face during the suffrage movement. He’s actually a feminist.”

...but she couldn’t read or tell time. That was the problem.

I feel for her and while I’m glad she got her daughter back, the state and the hospital were doing their job, which was to protect the child. I’m a pediatrician and see many parents who, to be completely honest, shouldn’t be taking care of their children without help. I’m not saying everyone with some developmental…

I don’t trust Bernie to have women’s rights as a priority at all, either. When he’s been asked directly about abortion, he changes the subject.

Kate, I always love reading Jezebel’s light-hearted posts when stressed out at work, but incredibly thorough, well-researched articles like this are what keeps me coming back.

It’s patently absurd for either of them to suggest that they’re not part of the “political establishment.” You’re fooling no one guys, your political careers are both old enough to vote at this point.

Since when is “establishment” a bad thing? She was the spouse of the leader of the free world before becoming the Secretary Of State of the most powerful state on Earth, he’s been in congress for a thousand years. They are both establishment and that is part of their qualifications for the job. They aren’t from the…

Also, someone who has been in Congress since I was in high school isn’t exactly an outsider.

Okay, I’m fucking sick of this. The “Democratic Party establishment” is not a thing to be reflexively opposed. The Democratic Party establishment elected Barack Obama. It got Sotamayor and Kagan (KAGAN!) appointed. It promotes marriage equality, abortion rights, racial equality, feminism, and a social safety net.

I thought what he said was odd too when I heard it last night. I like many of the things he has to say but I really don’t think what he wants to do will actually solve all the problems we have. Hmm. I feel he’s starting to come off as someone who’s not willing to compromise and more interested in the fight than trying…

Some hypothermia victims start to feel overheated as the effects of the cold progress.

Just that it looks young, cheap, and poor, I think

the way I'm reading it, the way to be a good ally is to just be there. there's nothing wrong with joining in the conversation, but we need to make sure we recognize that it's not about us. Kind of like feminist men. they absolutely can be a feminist even though they are men, but it's not all about them. like, yes,…

Not talk about it. You can just do the right thing without telling everyone. That's not only for issues of racism, it's also just a general rule. You shouldn't need positive reinforcement for being a decent person. Just be one.

No working out doesn't mean losing weight if you aren't FAT to start, just because some people are doesn't mean that holds true across the board.