Sisters of the Revolution: A Feminist Speculative Fiction Anthology

by Ann VanderMeer

as journalists we need to question the conflation of the government’s contextualization with the parameters of objectivity and professional standards, especially when such contextualization demands the obliteration not only of words but even of facts.

Though constitutional scholars have argued that the amendment itself violates the letter and spirit of the Constitution, its solidly reactionary composition ensures the U.S. Supreme Court’s ongoing adherence to its earlier ruling

Unlike pneumonia, motherhood is an irreversible condition.

The words of the script sometimes seize me as if bypassing vision, burrowing from page into skin, pushing blood and nerve to the bursting limit on the journey to my brain.

When one man kills his wife you call it murder, but when enough do it we call it a life-style.

In 1937, they came for me, and missed by some seventy years.