Kat Rosenfield is a prolific writer and journalist whose work has been featured in various publications, including Shelf Awareness, The Free Press, UnHerd, Boston Globe Technology, Reason, Realclearpolitics, and more. With a focus on cultural commentary and analysis, Kat's articles cover a wide range of topics, including feminism, pop culture, social issues, and politics.
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How DEI is harassing yoga studios
Across America, women are using hallucinogens to improve their marriages and mental health. Meet the ‘mushroom mommies.'
When the social fabric of the city begins to unravel, it frays underground first. Since Jordan Neely died on the floor of the F train, it's come undone.
‘To suggest that Americans balk at the notion of putting women in power is absurd.’
Anti-Trump entertainment has been clumsy and may have only made him stronger.
For every lady TikToker who's vowed chastity until 2028, there's another more than willing to shack up with a Trump supporter.
We're scaring a generation of young people off the hunt for true love.
The current state of the American political discourse is best understood through the lens of the 1987 movie The Princess Bride — or more specifically, one scene therein.
This is real life. Not ‘John Wick.' Brian Thompson, the fifty-year-old CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was gunned down on the street in New York
Everything about Netflix's ‘Hot Frosty' screams ‘bad on purpose.' And that's why it's a modern holiday classic.
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