Alison Bass·Jul 11, 2023Edgartown Library hosts talk about Brassy Broad July 29Now that COVID is (hopefully) in our rear view mirrors, the Edgartown Library has invited me to give a talk about my memoir, Brassy Broad…
Alison Bass·May 15, 2023Carroll v Trump jury verdict is vindication for all the assault victims who weren’t believedAs a sexual assault survivor myself, I followed the Carroll vs Trump trial with great interest. Would a jury finally believe a sexual…
Alison Bass·Dec 6, 2022Here’s why living in DC reminds me of homeOne of the reasons I love living in Washington, D.C. is because it reminds me of home, or more precisely, the community that I grew up in…
Alison Bass·Aug 16, 2022Visiting the community of my childhood, where inclusion is still the bywordThis past weekend, I took a stroll into my past, attending a gathering of old (and new) friends at Bryn Gweled, the intentional community…
Alison Bass·Jul 28, 2022The setting could not have been more incongruous.When Andrea Miller told this story you could have heard a pin drop. I don’t know if this was what the affluent crowd expected to hear but…
