I Know Their Names. Should I Say Them?
Maybe about a week before the #MeToo movement started in earnest, I had just been assaulted at a Halloween attraction. I was doing the haunted trail, and a man in…
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Kaitlin Konecke
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Kaitlin Konecke is a writer based in Baltimore, Maryland. She holds a degree in Electronic Media and Film, and works as the Marketing Manager at a publishing company. Her writing focuses on feminism, body positivity, destigmatizing mental health, and critically examining popular culture. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of Critical Darlings, a website that provides a platform for female, non-binary, and minority writers to voice their unique opinions and perspectives on popular culture.
The Questions Able-Bodied People Should Be Asking
There’s no question that the world is built for the able-bodied, and no question that the world simply must change. Until a mere 29 years ago, it was legal in…
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Dating After Trauma
Trauma comes in all shapes and sizes. It can be the result of a toxic relationship, physical or sexual assault, a manipulative ex, substance abuse, a mugging, a death—whatever the…
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Debt to Society
“I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness starving hysterical.” This famous line from beat poet Allen Ginsberg’s classic 1956 poem “Howl” sought to capture a generation…
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