“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 from 1941, sprang to the collective mind... None of the men I had in mind were… — 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 not replace us!” But there was another spin on the game, and this was the one… — 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