Re-Feminist History (aka Bitchstory)

 WE ARE BACK! I took a little break while my husband was home for a visit.  And we are back with what might be one of my favorite episodes to date… Listen to the latest episode here:  Bitchstory Join Patreon and get weekly  Bitchscopes  & more!    Dorothy Kilgallen was, by any measure, one of the most powerful women in twentieth-century American media. By her early twenties she was already racing around the world — literally — competing against male reporters on commercial routes, finishing second, and coming home to a song written in her honor. Her daily column, Voice of Broadway, ran in 146 newspapers and covered everything from Hollywood gossip to organized crime to the inner workings of the Supreme Court. The New York Post called her “the most powerful female voice in America.” For good reason. She was also a television personality before television knew what to do with women — a regular panelist on What’s My Line? for seventeen years, beloved ...

Let’s revisit my Goddess Justice Arc Calendar and check in -  April- The Walls of Silencing Fail.  April was never going to be quiet. The theme was clear: Not collapse. Not resolution… Failure. of. containment. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing. What April actually did April didn’t solve anything; It exposed pressure points…across systems - political, corporate, cultural - the pattern has been the same: information surfacing that wasn’t meant to  documents, testimony, and internal processes becoming visible  institutions struggling to control timing and narrative  “private” matters becoming public  voices emerging that were previously contained or dismissed  Not always clean. Not always confirmed immediately… But movement. That’s the point. April in real time: escalation, exposure, and instability If April is about failure of containment, then we’re not looking for one defining event; We’re looking for multiple systems showing strain at the same tim...