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Sep 19, 2019

My Father’s Lost and Found Corpse

What happens when your mother refuses to bury your father

My Father’s Lost and Found Corpse

Catherine Prendergast

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Jun 12, 2019

How an Abortion in 1910 Changed the World

Vera Connolly went on to become one of the most effective progressive journalists of her day.

How an Abortion in 1910 Changed the World

Catherine Prendergast

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Feb 18, 2019

Jack London, Plagiarist

The worst poem Jack London never wrote.

Jack London, Plagiarist

Catherine Prendergast

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Dec 5, 2018

Tennis has a Justin Gimelstob Problem

The former lackluster pro should have been shunned long before his recent charges of assaults

Tennis has a Justin Gimelstob Problem

Catherine Prendergast

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Dec 2, 2018

How the Piedmont became Oakland’s “City of Millionaires”

Gentrification and suburbia started sooner than you think.

How the Piedmont became Oakland’s “City of Millionaires”

Catherine Prendergast

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Oct 28, 2018

What Comes Before the Swastikas

After following news on social media of the domestic terror attack on Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh today, I found myself needing a…

What Comes Before the Swastikas

Catherine Prendergast

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Oct 22, 2018

The Dirtiest Secret in Tennis

You might as well ask children to carry the player’s toilet.

The Dirtiest Secret in Tennis

Catherine Prendergast

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Oct 15, 2018

To the Women Who Tuck my Tag Back into My Shirt

What are you doing? I mean, really what?

To the Women Who Tuck my Tag Back into My Shirt

Catherine Prendergast

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Oct 5, 2018

Cocktail Menu for Women during Kavanaugh Confirmation Season

Anita Hill Aviator

Cocktail Menu for Women during Kavanaugh Confirmation Season

Catherine Prendergast

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Sep 15, 2018

Want to Know if a Tennis Ump is Sexist?

Here’s How:

Want to Know if a Tennis Ump is Sexist?

Catherine Prendergast

Catherine Prendergast

Professor at the University of Illinois and author of The Gilded Edge (Dutton Press, Oct. 2021). Representation: Anna Sproul-Latimer of Neon Literary.

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