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Judith Levine

Hardwick, New York
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Repro justice warrior, abolition feminist, Jew for Palestinian liberation. Suffers no fools.
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Platner proves Democrats need to rethink their image of a ‘man of the people’

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‘A party aching for working-class cred – and progressives aching for real working-class politics – feel they’re in no position to be picky.’ Photograph: Aleksandra Michalska/Reuters Ana Marie Cox’s New Republic profile of the Maine oyster farmer and former Democratic senatorial candidate Graham Platner begins with an encounter on the shore with a salt in rubber boots.
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The US supreme court’s ruling on trans people in sports is an assault on bodily autonomy

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‘A half-century of science has discovered the protean nature of sex, gender and desire.’ Photograph: Neil Constantine/NurPhoto/Shutterstock Last week, the US supreme court ruled that states may restrict participation in girls’ and women’s sports to “biological females” and exclude transgender athletes from competing. In the past six years, 27 states have enacted such bans; before the court were challenges to West Virginia’s Save Women’s Sports Act and Idaho’s Fairness in Women’s Sports Act.
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The removal of Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center is a much-needed act of iconoclasm

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By Judith Levine
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‘The words Donald J Trump are reportedly gone, but the tarp remains in place.’ Photograph: Rahmat Gul/AP There’s a reason the first two of the Ten Commandments prohibit worshiping false gods and making false idols. And a reason iconoclasm – the desecration of the monuments of a hated ruler or regime – is one of the oldest and most powerful symbolic forms of political revolt.
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