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Bitch #91

Bitch #91

8.25"x10.75", 96p, full color magazine

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We live in an inflexible world. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer, rapists evade accountability, and the police kill Black, Indigenous, and Latinx people with relative impunity. Our conditions create a sense that the inflexibility of our world is its constant condition, incapable of bending into something beyond what it has always known and reinforced. Our Plastic issue considers what the material itself can teach us about plasticity or the process of molding something new. Whether discussing credit card debt and imposter syndrome or decriminalizing sex work and giving immigrants the rights they deserve, we are consider what it means to survive a world that refuses to bend and how we can coax a new one into being.

 

FIRST OF ALL

 

Letter from the Editor | Evette Dionne

Snaps or Scraps

Out of the Box Advice from Samantha and Addy

7 on Plastic

Feminist Fill-In: Chelsea Rochman

 

DISPATCHES

Owe Really: Financial Advice Ignores the Shared Reality of Debt | Katherine D. Morgan

Toys Are Us: Unlocking Trauma through Classic Trinkets | Alaina Leary

Refresh and Rebuild: Plotting the Future of New York’s Most Conservative Borough | Andrea Ruggirello

 

FEATURES

The Audacity of Confidence: Is It Imposter Syndrome or Is It Patriarchy? | Adrienne Lawrence

Ready For Those Jellies: The Shoe That Became Both Cheap Luxury and Status Symbol | Brooklyn White

Terms of Service: Inside Social Media’s War on Sex Workers | Reina Sultan

Stacked Deck: The True Costs of Breast Implants | Michelle Polizzi

Headhunters: Are Psychedelics Capitalism’s New Productivity Hack? | Nora Salem

Waste Land: For Migrants, Water Bottles Are a Matter of Life and Death | Barbara Sostaita

 

FROM THE HQ

Letter from the HQ

Fellowship Frequency: Nora Salem

Rage Report

Staff Sound Off

 

CULTURE

Super Saturated: Amina Mucciolo Sits Atop the Rainbow Curve | Mary Retta

You Can’t Sit With Us: 6 Mean Girls Who Taught Us the Art of the Insult | Marina Watanabe

BOOKS

No Way Up: Kathy Wang’s Impostor Syndrome Is a Tech World Satire | Adwoa Afful

BitchReads

What We’re Reading: The Other Black Girl

 

SCREEN

Cerulean Blues: The Devil Wears Prada Fashions a Cautionary Tale | Sarah Rosenthal

What We’re Watching: Catfish

Best Frenemies Forever

 

MUSIC

Queen Shit: Lil’ Kim Celebrates 25 Years As Rap’s OG Doll | Fullamusu Bangura

What We’re Listening To: Death, Sex & Money

In the Thick Is a Politics Podcast for Everyone

 

Spring 2021 issue.