Can you have too much of a good thing? When that thing is 'Fast and Furious' franchise installments, one would think the answer would be simple - there's no such thing. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
People will take every opportunity to pay you nothing if you're willing to do your work for free, be you man or woman. Women… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Mistakes will always happen, but the way they're corrected can help. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
One of the hallmarks of a Trump administration has been to introduce us to quintessentially New York characters and their special brand of famous… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Passionate critics of the president often go after him because he violates norms and goes to extraordinary measures to take on his adversaries. Fair,… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Before 'trolling' was a phenomenon with a well-known name, PETA had perfected it. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Disappearing controversial words and works doesn't make us smarter. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
It's important to the country for the gulf between many American voters and the people who cover them to get smaller. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
I always had overlapping social circles with different ideological groups and different activist groups. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Criticism of a government can, of course, come from those who also have racist intent. We should always be careful not to scapegoat people… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
There are plenty of things a White House can't control in the run-up to a midterm election. But they can control the way they… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
Protections of free speech are what makes inclusion and diversity possible. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
The way that social media is structured, you get a payout for high emotion, for clickability. And your 40-point tax plan is not emotional… — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
When you go to a dinner party in Durham, you bring your moral outrage instead of wine. — Mary Katharine Ham Copy Share Image
