Why formerly politically engaged people are in a state of paralysis this time around.
Why formerly politically engaged people are in a state of paralysis this time around.
By
Andrea González-Ramírez,
a senior writer for The Cut who covers systems of power.
She specializes in gender issues and abortion rights, which she has been covering for seven years. Her work has also appeared in The Lily, Insider, Cosmopolitan, GEN by Medium, and Refinery29, among other outlets.
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