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Writer @NYMag & @TheCut Author, Good and Mad: indiebound.org/book/978150118… rtraister{at}gmail
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Angry Girls Will Get Us Through

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By Rebecca Traister
| sonderbooks.com
Angry Girls Will Get Us Through Review posted July 21, 2026. Simon & Schuster Audio, 2026. 6 hours, 52 minutes. Review written July 20, 2026, from a library eaudiobook. This book takes Rebecca's 2018 book for adults: Good and Mad: The Revolutionary Power of Women's Anger, updates it for 2026, and directs it to teen girls, to encourage them to use their anger to fight injustice.
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The Democrats Have an ICE Problem

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By Rebecca Traister
| Reader Supported News
In the final, petulant hours of his campaign for Senate, Graham Platner chose to conclude the letter formally ending his candidacy with the phrase “Fuck ICE.” This was no mere outburst. As a candidate, Platner vociferously argued that ICE agents should be unmasked, arrested, and made to answer for their violence and had the support of many immigrant leaders and their communities. This was also not merely about immigration per se.
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The Democrats Have an ICE Problem

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By Rebecca Traister
| Intelligencer Verified
In the final, petulant hours of his campaign for Senate, Graham Platner chose to conclude the letter formally ending his candidacy with the phrase "Fuck ICE." This was no mere outburst. As a candidate, Platner vociferously argued that ICE agents should be unmasked, arrested, and made to answer for their violence and had the support of many immigrant leaders and their communities. This was also not merely about immigration per se.
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