Our new social-tech culture has made it seem acceptable to verbally attack “friends” and strangers alike in the most vulgar ways. Women and members of other marginalized groups are often especially vulnerable to these kinds of attacks on the internet, and I’ve had my fair share of random trolls calling me names and wishing fates upon me that I won’t print here. But get a little bit of notoriety or fame, and your “fair share” of trolling grows exponentially. Franchesca Ramsey, an activist and actress who gained
