Bridget Todd is a writer, organizer, and educator living in Washington DC. She teaches writing at Howard University and writes about intersections of race, gender, and politics. Her writing has appeared in the Huffington Post, Jezebel, Racialicious, and DCentric.
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Adria Richards: Why Are Women Threatened With Rape For What They Write Online?
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