Jessica Valenti
Jessica Valenti is a columnist and staff writer for Guardian US. She is the author of multiple books on feminism, politics and culture, and founder of Feministing.com. Her latest book, Sex Object, was a New York Times bestseller. You can find her on Twitter, Tumblr and Facebook.
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As we obsess over the latest tweet or never-ending breaking news, let’s not forget that the new administration is causing tangible harm every day
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A new anti-abortion bill uses shocking language about women. But there are countless other laws that deserve to be called out, too
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The past few days have given us a reason to go shopping at Nordstrom, re-read Coretta Scott King and celebrate Elizabeth Warren
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The first week of Donald Trump’s presidency reminded us: this is not a drill
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If Donald Trump and his cabinet picks have their way, our country could be quite changed at this time next year
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Maybe not, but ‘hope’ and optimism aren’t the main ingredients for changing the future – what’s important is continuing to work for it
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Americans cannot afford to treat feminism as something that can be pushed aside for a time and picked up later. Especially not now
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It’s hard to know where to start when faced with the prospect of Donald Trump’s presidency. The answer is not seeking alliance with those who devalue our lives
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Donald Trump has said he will appoint supreme court judges who want to overturn Roe v Wade. We need to be ready to protect ourselves no matter what
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Chris Christie, Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani among the potential cabinet picks who met with Trump and Mike Pence in New Jersey over the weekend
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With Donald Trump, an overtly misogynist politician, headed to the White House, it’s time to anticipate what may happen and take steps to ease our minds
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The same people who railed against ‘political correctness’ now seem to believe there should be no criticism of their choice. You can’t have it both ways
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This week on the podcast, host Jessica Valenti speaks with Hillary Clinton’s Latino outreach director about the realities of being undocumented and female
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Milo Yiannopoulos isn't the only bigot Republicans are cozy with