Latest Quotes

“The company did not clarify whether the allegations would affect future partnerships between the brand and Dobrik when asked.”

— Amanda Perelli, SeatGeek is reviewing its partnership with YouTube star David Dobrik after a rape allegation was made against a former Vlog Squad member

“I’m just beginning to chart a way out of my own version of that binary: the internalized belief that my value as a person should be defined by what I do or don’t eat.”

— Christina Chaey, How I’m Redefining What “Healthy Eating” Means to Me

“The Condé Nast executive who shared details of the process that went into Ms. McCammond’s hiring disputed that characterization of the meeting.”

— Katie Robertson, Teen Vogue Editor Resigns After Fury Over Racist Tweets

“Facebook says that since 2018 it has invested $600 million to support journalism and recently said it plans to invest $1 billion in news over the next three years.”

— Todd Spangler, Facebook to Launch Self-Publishing Platform for Writers, Journalists to Monetize Content

“The universe seems to want to balance things out that way.”

— Kim Michelle, My Crazy Pandemic Love Story

“It feels eerily familiar because it is familiar — the attacks have never stopped, they've only taken more victims with every passing week of inaction.”

— Sara Li, Asian American Women Have Always Existed at the Intersection of Misogyny and Racism in the U.S.

“Men seem especially prone to pushing back against boundaries.”

— Madeleine Holden, The ‘Send Guys’ Who Email Women Novel-Length Relationship Manifestos

“I wasn’t sure how long I could hold on to whatever thread of trust still bound us together.”

— Albert Samaha, My Mom Believes In QAnon. I’ve Been Trying To Get Her Out.

“It’s a pyramid scheme of promotion.”

— Kaitlin Menza, Beware the Social Justice Grifters Sliding Into Your DMs

“And now I'm laughin' through my tears I'm cryin' through my fear But baby, if I had to choose The joke's on you”

— Charlotte Lawrence, You

“Some observers see an even darker underbelly to our reliance on the BMI, though: there’s a lot of money to be made off of it, and it sure isn’t going towards helping caregivers find better solutions.”

— Danielle Cohen, Everyone Hates BMI. Why Does it Have Such Staying Power?

“We went through all this as kids from two countries who fell in love and got married. Regular, basic, people.”

— Shayla Lawson, Welcome to America, Harry, and Good Luck with the Chickens

“I think the switch…sometimes gets missed. Even some people who were working on the film, [when I] mentioned the rape scene, they're like, "The what scene?"”

— Rose Glass, ‘Saint Maud’ Examines a Crisis of Faith Through Unmitigated Horror

“Sex workers and their allies are dismissed as the ‘pimp lobby’. Trans people and their allies become the ‘trans cabal’, or in an incredibly offensive formulation, the ‘trans Taliban’…. And any challenge to reactionary feminist views is repackaged, via these conspiracy theories, as evidence that they…”

— Alison Phipps, Me, Not You

“When her body was discovered, I wept.”

— Sirin Kale , Sarah Everard Deserved Better Than This

“Someone like Meghan Markle can feel viscerally upsetting, someone who rejects a system, and explicitly criticizes it.”

— Dana Schwartz, Why Do Boomers Have Such A Problem With Meghan Markle?

“My privilege has allowed me to have resources to get through and to be where I am today, and of course I want to use that privilege and platform to help in the ways I can.”

— Elliot Page, Elliot Page Is Ready for This Moment

“That cis silence puts trans people at risk.”

— Jude Ellison Sady Doyle, In Queers We Trust. All Others Pay Cash.

“If you want to prevent abortion, you need to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Men seem unable (or unwilling) to admit that they cause 100% of them.”

— Gabrielle Blair, Men Cause 100% of Unwanted Pregnancies

“Wanda Maximoff lived under the weight of considerable grief, and in that grief, she did something awful. We’ve all had some version of that in our lives. But that doesn’t excuse our bad actions amid that grief.”

— Emily VanDerWerff, WandaVision’s disappointing finale and the problem with demanding "justice" in fiction