Rebecca Solnit | Feminists Have Slowly Shifted Power. There's No Going Back





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Young protesters at Time's Up rally in London. (photo: Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty)
Rebecca Solnit, Guardian UK
Solnit writes: "Excuses broke. Silence was broken. The respectable appearance of a lot of institutions broke. You could say a dam broke, and a wall of women's stories came spilling forth - which has happened before, but never the way that this round has."
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