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Archives for September 2018
A Marist poll illustrates how white evangelical culture minimizes the seriousness of assault.
Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony “was extremely emotional, extremely raw, and extremely credible,” Wallace said.
The governors of Massachusetts, Maryland, and Ohio want the Kavanaugh sexual assault allegations investigated independently.
We care too much what women wear. Ford’s navy suit puts the attention on her words.
“My motivation in coming forward was to provide the facts about how Mr. Kavanaugh’s actions have damaged my life.”
Critics say she has no evidence. She gathered her own.
Kavanaugh needs to make his case for why the Senate should hire him.
The best-case scenario is a no-fireworks, orderly hearing, Washington attorneys say.
The #MeToo movement exposed the myths around assault. What happens with Brett Kavanaugh will show if anything has really changed.
The alleged incident, subject of an anonymous letter, took place in 1998 in Washington, DC.
It’s a long-shot move that probably won’t work.
Sworn statements show Christine Blasey Ford has told a consistent story for years about her assault and Brett Kavanaugh.
The “Renate Alumni” jokes reveal so much about American misogyny.
Murkowski is considered one of the Republican swing votes in the Kavanaugh confirmation process.
His jurisprudence would render economic and environmental regulation nearly impossible.