“YOU CAN DO ANYTHING was the refrain of my childhood. I was a daughter of the Title-IX generation, a lucky girl in a decade when lucky girls of lucky parents were encouraged to play sports, be leaders, wear pants, believe… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“It’s not that you can’t speak. It’s that other people can hear you. And they’re telling you what you’re saying is crazy.” — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“If my approach was too much about men, my defense is that the situation was about men from the beginning. The shared experience of… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“YOU CAN DO ANYTHING was the refrain of my childhood. I was a daughter of the Title-IX generation, a lucky girl in a decade… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“Redistribution is a tricky business... What freedoms might one have to surrender in order for others to be free? And how to figure it… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“At some point it’s irresponsible not to connect what a man says with what he does... “Who Goes Nazi,” Dorothy Thompson’s famous Harper’s piece… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“People take turns in the effort to explain collective pain, and I’d tapped out plenty of times before, pleading exhaustion, depression, and rage. The… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“None of the men I had in mind were Nazis. None resembled the men who’d marched through Charlottesville with tiki torches shouting, “You will… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
“To say that feminism is good for boys, that diversity makes a stronger team, or that collective liberation promises a greater, deeper freedom than… — Dayna Tortorici Copy Share Image
