Never Ask, “What’s In A Word.”
June 26, 2025
19th Amendment, Article 2, contronyms, duplicity of words, etymology of words, gaslighting, impeachment, Noam Chomsky, Preamble to U.S. Constitution, Section 4, Talia Felix2 Comments
A young worker came to replace a light plug in my apartment the other day. I’d complained about the switch before, but he’d never found the trouble. This time, it sparked in his hands like a firecracker. “See,” I laughed, amused by his startled expression. “I wasn’t
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March 16, 2020
19th Amendment, Bernie Sanders, Bernie's Bros, Elizabeth Warren, ERA, Katie Porter, Madeleine Albright, Mike Bloomberg, Nancy Pelosi, second feminist wave
On Monday, March 5, Katie Porter, Democratic congresswoman from California, disagreed with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The Speaker had earlier commented that because a candidate was a woman it was no reason to vote for her. Porter disagreed and so do I. All things being equal, wo
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