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The Smartest Women I Know Are All Dissociating
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I’ve noticed a lot of brilliant women, real and fictional, giving up on shouting and taking a darkly sarcastic approach to their grievances instead.
The Smartest Women I Know Are All Dissociating I’ve noticed a lot of brilliant women, real and fictional, giving up on shouting and taking a darkly sarcastic approach to their grievances instead. By by Emmeline Clein BuzzFeed Contributor Posted on November 20, 2019, 5:22 pm comment Cathryn Virginia for BuzzFeed News Recently, I screenshotted a tweet and sent it to all my friends. Most of them had already seen it, because it had 70,900 likes and 17,900 retweets, including some from feminist writers I respect and admire. The tweet said : “what i love about my friends is that 70 years ago we all
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