In a long essay on her Substack Unmanned, Soraya Chemaly argues that women are ending men's historical monopoly on judgment and justice, from Sir Matthew Hale's legacy in rape law and the exclusion of women from juries to the "reasonable man" standard and colonizers' overriding of Native nations' laws. She reads the midterms—where women outvoted men, Democratic women set records, Amy Acton won Ohio after Vivek Ramaswamy ran ads attacking her, and Crystalyne Curley and Tina Abrams became the first women presidents of the Navajo and Seneca nations—together with the #IAmJaneDoe fight over the Cornell case, as fed-up, angry women judging openly.