Whenever You Bring Up Women's Internal Workings,

Any Time You Write History, You Insert Your Opinion. You Pick And Choose What You Are Going To Write About. I Feel Really Happy Not Inserting Myself. I Spend Too Much Of My Life Inserting Myself. It's Just Great To Let Other People Carry The Narrative.

The Middle Of 'america's Women' Is About The Civil War, And How Women, Black And White, Confronted Slavery And Abolition. As In Every Other Period Of Crisis, The Rules Of Sexual Decorum Were Suspended Due To Emergency.

During The Obama Years, The Republicans Have Done An Unprecedented Amount Of Stonewalling On Cabinet-and-below Appointees. I Would Also Argue That Their War On Judicial Nominees Has Been Way Beyond What Went Before. Really, If The President Nominated God To Serve On The D.c. Court Of Appeals, Mitch Mcconnell Would Threaten A Filibuster.

One Very Clear Memory I Have Of College Is That I Never Learned Anything In The Big Lectures. I Have A Feeling I'd Have Done Even Worse If They'd Been On A Laptop Screen.

When The Women's Movement Started In The 1960s, There Was A Vision Of A Future Where Women Didn't Wear Makeup Or Worry About How Their Hair Looked, And Everybody Wore Sensible, Comfortable Clothes. It Ran Into An Absolute Brick Wall.