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How can the left escape burning out?

While on assignment for the Village Voice at the end of the 1960s, the writer Vivian Gornick found herself drawn into the gyre of the New York Radical Women, a second-wave feminist protest group formed as a response to the male domination of US civil-rights organisations. In that moment, Gornick’s personal experience – she’d grown up in a socialist household in the Bronx – locked in with a nascent political movement, giving her a sense of harmony.

Burnout, Hannah Proctor’s study of ‘the experience of political defeat’, is full of historical detail, but it’s messily put together

As of January 2024, the “Julie” pill is available to members of the Vanderbilt community from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CST on weekdays at the Margaret Cuninggim Women’s Center.

HISTORIC TRIANGLE — Area students continue to make the grade at colleges and universities across the country. Kirsten Flannigan has been named to the spring…