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The Body Politic
the body politic
June 27, 2018
Cages, ‘Infestations,’ and the Demonization of Immigrants
A conversation between Rebecca Traister and Ai-jen Poo of the Domestic Workers Alliance.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 4, 2018
Time’s Up, Bill
Is Bill Clinton the only one who doesn’t realize he needs to join the #MeToo reckoning?
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
May 31, 2018
Samantha Bee and the War of Words
Is language a weapon? Depends who you’re fighting for.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Feb. 6, 2018
No One Is Silencing Katie Roiphe
#MeToo has started a robust, complicated conversation — whether or not she’s listening.
By
Rebecca Traister
women in politics
Jan. 19, 2018
10 Women Running for Office to Watch in 2018
Expect to hear much more about these candidates this year.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Dec. 10, 2017
This Moment Isn’t (Just) About Sex
It’s really about work.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Nov. 21, 2017
Rebecca Traister and Ross Douthat Debate the Post-Weinstein Moment’s Lessons
A conversation about liberal versus conservative pigs, structural ways to address harassment, and why some men feel compelled to behave this way.
By
Rebecca Traister
and
Ross Douthat
the body politic
Nov. 12, 2017
We Are All Implicated in the Post-Weinstein Reckoning
As stories about abuse, assault, and complicity come flooding out, how do we think about the culprits in our lives? Including, sometimes, ourselves.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 27, 2017
Our National Narratives Are Still Being Shaped by Lecherous, Powerful Men
Weinstein, Halperin, Wieseltier, Toback. The stories keep on coming and there is no sign of a pause; there are indications that it is just beginning.
By
Rebecca Traister
new york 50th anniversary
Oct. 24, 2017
Discovering How Power Works in Publishing
I was learning that the power wielded within this small subset of wealthy New Yorkers was built on structures, connections, access, and proximity.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 19, 2017
The Conversation We Should Be Having
Sharing stories isn’t enough to stop another Weinstein.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 5, 2017
Why the Harvey Weinstein Sexual-Harassment Allegations Didn’t Come Out Until Now
And what it says about how power has — and hasn’t — changed.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 27, 2017
Elizabeth Warren Is Getting Hillary-ed
And it’s a lot more complicated than sexism.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 15, 2017
Hillary Clinton Is Finally Expressing Anger. Why Does That Make Everyone Mad?
What makes
What Happened
unusual and unusually valuable is that in it, Clinton is doing something she was not free to do during the election.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 19, 2017
Can the New Activist Passion of Suburban White Women Change American Politics?
Jon Ossoff’s race against Karen Handel in Georgia is the first test.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 17, 2017
What the Bill Cosby Mistrial Tells Us About Power in America in 2017
Is the kind wielded by men like him — and Donald Trump and Bill O’Reilly — under threat, or stronger than ever?
By
Rebecca Traister
Apr. 21, 2017
Will We Abandon Women’s Rights in the Name of Progressive Politics?
The American left is flirting with a depressingly retro future.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Apr. 19, 2017
Andrew Cuomo’s New Promise to Women: Infertility Protection
Insurance companies will now be banned from excluding same-sex or single parents from infertility coverage.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Apr. 5, 2017
Of Course Trump Thinks Bill O’Reilly Did Nothing Wrong
His defense of the Fox News host reinforces his message that white men rule.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Mar. 16, 2017
The Men of the Trump Administration Want You to Know How Manly They Are
Why Rex Tillerson’s email pseudonym isn’t funny.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Jan. 31, 2017
Trump’s Nightmare: Women Opposing Him
From Kamala Harris to Sally Yates, they’re on the front lines of the fight.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Jan. 17, 2017
Fake News and Why Doctors Lie About Abortion
The consequences of bad information about women’s health.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Dec. 11, 2016
Identity Issues Don’t Distract From Economic Issues — They Are Economic Issues
What Trumpism could do to our human infrastructure.
By
Rebecca Traister
Nov. 23, 2016
Blaming Clinton’s Base for Her Loss Is the Ultimate Insult
The women and people of color who have the most to lose under Trump are receiving the lion’s share of the fault for our recent national cataclysm.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 13, 2016
Michelle Obama Just Gave This Election’s Most Important Speech
It was a speech the country desperately needed.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 10, 2016
Trump’s One Public Service Was Exposing the Misogyny of the GOP
This weekend, Trump went down in a blaze of revelation, tying his own outsize loutishness to the everyday misogyny of his party.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 15, 2016
Ivanka Trump Is Lying About Both Candidates’ Records on Family Leave
She had trouble under even mild scrutiny, and instead revealed herself as just as defensive and dishonest as her father.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Aug. 7, 2016
Donald Trump and the Long History of White Men Claiming Fraud
He is not the first candidate to cry illegitimacy.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
July 22, 2016
Ivanka’s Right About Women, Wrong on Dad’s Plan
The evidence shows Trump himself, and certainly the GOP, wants to return women to a subservient past.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
July 18, 2016
As Roger Ailes Falls, So Too Does the GOP’s Mask of Inclusivity
Both the Republican Party and its media arm are being brought down by the public exposure of the subjugation on which their success was built.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
July 15, 2016
What Mass Killers Really Have in Common
The horrific connection between terrorism and domestic violence.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
July 13, 2016
What History Teaches Us About Today’s Political and Racial Turmoil
The stew of instability, fear, and hate is chillingly familiar.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 28, 2016
Progressives Should Be Thrilled About Clinton (and Warren)
Cheer up, electoral Eeyores.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 28, 2016
Why Do Democrats Feel So Much Anxiety?
A flailing Trump does not assuage liberal panic in the slightest.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
June 14, 2016
After Orlando, It’s Clearer Than Ever: This Election Is a Civil War
The battle lines are being drawn.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Jan. 6, 2016
Why Should Wives Have to Answer for Their Husbands’ Behavior?
Camille Cosby, Hillary Clinton, and the marital double-bind.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Dec. 16, 2015
The Election and the Death Throes of White Male Power
The rage on the main stage of the debate is just a mirror to what is brewing across the country in the face of extraordinary change.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Dec. 2, 2015
Why Do We Humanize White Guys Who Kill People?
Sorry, black teenagers, women, victims.
By
Rebecca Traister
Nov. 30, 2015
How the Planned Parenthood Attack Could Reverse the Politics of Abortion
The Democrats are no longer treating it like a dirty word.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Nov. 6, 2015
The Bernie Bros vs. the Hillarybots
Battling it out on the internet campaign trail.
By
Rebecca Traister
sex on campus
Oct. 20, 2015
Why Sex That’s Consensual Can Still Be Bad. And Why We’re Not Talking About It.
The game is rigged.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 14, 2015
It’s Time for Democrats to Stop Freaking Out About 2016
The first debate was great for Hillary fans, Sanders supporters, and the entire party.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 13, 2015
Wife of Bernie Sanders Suddenly Invisible
A new profile of Jane Sanders omits all of her professional accomplishments.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Oct. 9, 2015
Stop Treating Young Women Like Dumbbells
Why do conservatives think they can get away with this?
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 29, 2015
Guess What? Americans Love Planned Parenthood
More than they love either political party or any presidential candidate.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 16, 2015
The Muppets Should Not Be Having Sex, People
Is Animal an animal in the sack? I don’t want to know.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 11, 2015
Why Vanessa Williams Should Ditch Her Crown Once and For All
She is the woman whose experience perhaps most dramatically emblematized the Miss America Pageant’s shortsighted double standards.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Sept. 3, 2015
The Relatable Hillary: What Her Emails Really Reveal
From fax machines to
The Good Wife
, those mundane exchanges might finally accomplish what the candidate could not: making Clinton relatable.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Aug. 30, 2015
Is Joe Biden Getting a Gender Advantage?
His record is fairly similar to Hillary Clinton’s, yet he gets all the love — and very little hate.
By
Rebecca Traister
the body politic
Aug. 9, 2015
The Big Secret of Abortion: Women Already Know How It Works
Planned Parenthood and the truth about women’s bodies.
By
Rebecca Traister