Wait, Really?
Jessica Bennett, Emily Nagoski, E. Jean Carroll, Peggy OrensteinUnpacking what’s in the culture – with a feminist spin.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | jessicabennett.substack.com |
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E. Jean Carroll's Uneasy Peace
Hi there! It’s me, your host, Jessica Bennett, and a quick note to say I’ve got a new job. After 10 years of writing for The Times, I’m returning to magazines — New York Magazine, specifically. This is my first feature for them, out in prin...
Is Heterosexuality a Prison?
“There are certain towns I call ‘bro towns,” the sociologist Jane Ward told me. We were sitting in the kitchen of her sunny home in Santa Barbara, California; the yard outside was ringed with citrus trees.
Goodbye, ambition?
I used to be ambitious. For as long as I can remember, really, I had this thing inside me, this unquenchable thirst, this drive, this need to achieve. It was the thing that separated me from my classmates, the thing my family could never un...
The ‘Strange Sorority’
Sometimes there are those stories that you just can’t quite let go of. Years after the news cycle moves on, after the public loses interest, after your editors tire of you hearing about it, you find yourselves thinking about your subjects. ...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer and editor at The New York Times, teaching journalism at NYU. I write about women, culture and the way we live now. Author of "Feminist Fight Club" & "This Is 18." Podcasting at “In Retrospect.”
Sex educator, science lover, and author of the NY Times best sellers Come As You Are and Burnout.
I just finished my book, NOT MY TYPE. I found myself in the middle of a high comedy, surrounded by characters not even Andy Borowitz's fans could have dreamed up!!
"New York Times" bestselling author of multiple books. I write here and elsewhere about teen sexuality, girls’ development, bodies, aging, cancer, princess culture, and shearing sheep. Because I’ve got layers.
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