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    Meghan Daum: Natural allies talking past each other has become a baseline dynamic of cultural conversations

    by Meghan Daum, Los Angeles Times Jan 26, 2018 3 minutes

    In improvisational comedy there's something known as the rule of "yes, and." When one performer makes a statement or introduces an idea, her fellow performers accept it and expand on it. They say "yes, and" rather than "no, but."

    This tenet came to mind as I stood among the throngs at the 2018 Women's March. After a week of breathless social media #MeToo fury about generational divides in feminism, it was almost surprising to see women and girls of all ages united

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