Mary Gaulke: Content strategist, feminist, theater enthusiast, nerd
In most workplaces, mental health is still a fringe issue. This doesn’t just impact quality of life; it’s also bad business. Employers who create workplaces that are bad for mental health are 1) missing out on the talents of all of us who are mentally ill and 2) making work harder for all their employees, and eroding productivity (i.e. profits) in the process.
If women are commodities who go to the most deserving men, what does that say about men who never wed? About women who take sexual pleasure as something of their own? About our culture as a whole?
Gritty came out of an open-ended brainstorm. When’s the last time you heard of an open-ended brainstorming session that actually yielded something so valuable?
Art that inverts the traditional male gaze, that centers teen girls’ interests and sensibilities, is radical and powerful like nothing else out there.
