In an truly relatable moment during her commencement speech on Friday at Wellesly College, Hillary mentioned she’d leaned on her BFF Chardonnay a couple times after Donald got elected.
“Things didn’t exactly go the way I planned. But you know what, I’m doing OK,” Hillary said, before mentioning some of the things that got her through that dark time in every non-Republican’s life. “Long walks in the woods. Organizing my closets, right? I won’t lie, Chardonnay helped a little too.”
Happy end of tax season! Just kidding. (Am I using the implied intoxication of my readership as a crutch for less funny jokes? Perhaps). Merry 4/20. I’m just assuming that’s the proper terminology, given that it rhymes. In any case, whether you’re spending the day working or posted on your roof “blazing” with friends (as
On March 24, students, parents, and young people everywhere joined to take part in the #MarchforOurLives, a movement that is unlike any other in that it is being led by young people, for young people. After 17 lives were taken by a school shooter in Parkland, FL last month, millions of students across the United States felt
The past few days should go down in history as the first President’s Day weekend when teenagers took a more active role in protecting our most vulnerable citizens than the President of the United States did. Ever since a student opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, last Wednesday and killed
I knew a backlash to #metoo was coming. But I didn’t think it would come from the kinds of women I’ve looked up to for my entire life. Women are finally being heard when we complain about sexual harassment and misconduct at work and in our private lives. The powers that be are finally holding
