Maureen Collins has a B.A. in philosophy from The Catholic University of America. While a proud Hoosier from Indiana, she currently lives and works in Washington DC.
In a world where sexual harassment and hook-ups are the norm, Taylor Swift’s new album shows millennial women can still hold high standards about relationships. The old Taylor is not dead and neither are we.
Giving the federal government control of the Internet wouldn’t bring greater freedom—it would enable bureaucrats and lobbyists to run the show.
Those who insist ‘Fat is sexy!’ attempt to fight the sexualized images of some women in the media by begging other women to join in.
Donald Trump takes his voters for granted, just like the politicians his supporters hate.
This is how far removed our discourse has become from truth—we argue over the images of images of things.
Lecturing women about our values and religion disrespects us. Didn’t anyone teach The New York Times some manners?
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