In the old days, they called it a window. A window into the heart of a man. If a man uses such words while he kills, you know what is inside him. You know if he killed because he was afraid or if he killed because he hated. Today, that window has widened to reveal the soul of an entire administration. From the blood-stained streets of Minneapolis to the gates of the White House, we are witnessing a “trickle-down” of disparagement—a culture where women are viewed as political props, subordinate assets, or targets of dehumanizing rage. Continue reading →