Meryl Streep released a statement this week to the Huffington Post. Yes you read correctly, just that fact should signal to you the bubble in which she lives. In this statement she professes that she had no knowledge of Harvey Weinstein’s behavior with women. While I cannot say she knew, I find it hard to fathom that someone who was in the inner circle of Hollywoods elites could not know. I say this because I knew. The problem with her statement is not that, it’s that she lit

"And you may ask your self, what is this country I live in? And you may ask yourself, my god how did I get here?" This Talking Heads reference seems so relevant in America today. Each week another White House stroke of the pen and people take to social media to react in stilted partisan politics speak, most of their talking points regurgitated from what they heard on cable tv. Sounds familiar? It’s because it is exactly what the president does. Even those that are vehemently

The is a watershed moment for women. I know, we’ve heard that so many times, but the truth becomes more clear with each passing story as the integrity of men in power slowly disappears. Each day, a new accusation, another women steps forward from the shadows and tells her tragic story. There will be more. Virtually all the women I know have a story. But there is another story that goes along with it. It’s called the problem of female currency. Ever since I was a child, I have