America isn't exceptional where we really need to be.

Too many voters are surprised at what they get from who they voted for.

Feminism's future looks grim, and it's their own doing.

How have women used the right to vote in the century they've had it?

America has never allowed the "heckler's veto" - and we shouldn't tolerate it now.

Technology made the abolition of slavery, and women's rights, economically possible.

Shouldn't stores be welcoming to customers?

Winning women's rights took longer than defeating slavery.

Only very recently have women had any effective rights to push back against Jeffrey Epsteins.

Protecting underage girls is brand new to history - and, alas, looking like a temporary aberration from the norm.