Young women do understand the significance of the former secretary of state’s candidacy but it’s the demonization of a guileless intern that has one writer reflecting on the Democrat’s complacency when misogyny hit close to domestic
Bill Clinton taught me about blow jobs. Indirectly,but: in early 1998, 16 years old, and I lived in a drowsy semi-rural suburb in upstate current York,where I spent a lot of time reading mid-20th century British novels. My parents discouraged me from watching R-rated movies, we did not hold cable television, or I hung out with a crew of girls who were,by and large, very good at math. In our somewhat-enlightened public high school, and abstinence was not the only birth control on the curriculum,but we weren’t encouraged to trust in the alternatives. Some mornings as I’d walk to lesson, I’d pass members of the Christian extracurricular club, or praying in a circle around the flagpole. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com