Latest Quotes

“I can not go to sleep at night knowing that there are children that are experiencing the same abuse that I and so many others went through, and neither should you.”

— Paris Hilton, Paris Hilton says she was abused as teen at Utah school

“If you can't afford to pay your workers, you don't deserve their work.”

— Dan Price, End All Unpaid Internships

“In our always-on, always-connected world, it no longer makes sense to expect employees to work an eight-hour shift and do their jobs successfully.”

— Brent Hyder, Creating a Best Workplace from Anywhere, for Everyone

“And so it continues. This is my life now and maybe it is yours too. I honestly don’t hate it, though I don’t think it behooves me to analyse it.”

— Charlotte Owen, I Can't Concentrate On Anything Anymore

“No one seems to be writing about the worst man, either because it’s a spoiler or because they don’t know what to do with him. What do we do with Ryan?”

— Ella Dawson, Ryan From ‘Promising Young Woman’ Fucked Me Up

“Judge Ferguson on Tuesday also suggested to attorneys that if their child used their computer before they did, to maybe turn off the filters before appearing in court.”

— Salvador Hernandez, An Attorney Couldn't Figure Out How To Remove The Cat Filter From His Zoom Court Hearing

“He needs to ask himself if he wants continued harmony, or if he wants these extracurricular activities to threaten the good thing you have.”

— Rich Juzwiak, I Agreed to a Threesome and Found Another Woman but My Husband Is Furious About My One Boundary

“It’s one thing to pinch-hit for a more senior-level job for a few weeks, but at the pace they’ve moved at so far, you could still be doing it months from now without any change in pay.”

— Alison Green, ‘Can I Refuse to Take on More Work Without a Raise?’

“The world’s dark. It’s on you to keep the lights on. That’s what makes you shine.”

— John Gorman, Keep the Lights On

“She said her boyfriend instructed to pack “nothing” for the trip and that she was going to be in a “remote area” of Canada without cellphone service.”

— Chrissy Stockton, She Disappeared On A Camping Trip With Her Boyfriend Who Owed Her $100,000, Why Hasn’t He Been Arrested?

“The woman who dies thinnest, with the fewest wrinkles, wins.”

— Naomi Wolf, The Beauty Myth

“What is beautiful about her body does not belong to her, but to god. But what is ugly is hers alone, proof of her sin, worthy of any abuse.”

— Naomi Wolf, The Beauty Myth

“When Erin asks for cola in the episode, I’m reminded of a younger version of me — one who nervously palmed sweaty cups of soda as I tried to blend in at church.”

— Kristen Arnett, I Think About Ellie Kemper’s Best Line From The Office a Lot

“At what age can a young woman—or, more accurately, a girl—give informed consent to her own objectification?”

— Emma Specter, I Was a Teenage Girl in Britney Spears’s Heyday. The Way She Was Treated Hurt Us All

“Across America, shopping became a way to feel connected, even from home.”

— Vogue, The Independents

“Women are conditioned to meet this uncomfortable standard, whether we want to or not, and men aren’t. So we have to learn how to twist our body in all sorts of shapes and suck dick until we cry and men get away with not even giving head sometimes? Sick! Love this existence x”

— Maddy Mussen, We’ve been shaming women for being ‘vanilla’ for years and it needs to stop

“I took what you gave willingly.”

— Phyllis Nagy, Carol Aird, Cate Blanchett, Carol

“I found active beauty in movement, in tradition, and in community—places where I could be seen as a peer, not looked at and judged.”

— Natasha Ramoutar, I Was a Teenage Beauty Pageant Loser

“As the pandemic’s first wave crested over New York, Governor Cuomo issued a state executive order on March 20, halting all eviction proceedings 11 days before marshals would have knocked on Russell’s door.”

— Bridget Read, The Nightmare Share

“My body was just bigger. It shouldn’t have made my life that different.”

— Marquisele Mercedes, Fat Girls of Color Grow Up Too Fast