Pragmatism is a political ideology that promotes a flexible, anti-ideological approach to governance based on "what works", focused on achieving results over adherence to a particular set of values or beliefs.

In late 2017, during the meetoo era, it was revealed that Chuck Close, a highly influential and stylistically renowned American painter, had sexually assaulted and harassed several women. At the time, Close had been lending many of his portraits to Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) and Seattle University free of charge.

PAFA chose to keep their Close exhibition displayed, adding placards explaining and condemning his behaviour, and creating a space where visitors could write their thoughts about issues of gender and accountability in the arts. They also organised an exhibition by female artists to sit alongside Close’s work. PAFA continues to teach Close’s work in its curriculum.

Conversely, Seattle responded by removing Close’s exhibition and no longer teaching or displaying his work.

A negative income tax (NIT) is a welfare system where individuals earning below a certain threshold receive supplemental pay from the government instead of paying taxes

Terra Vaginae is a large sovereign island nation populated exclusively by women. All citizens have their material needs met. Centuries ago, Vaginean scientists mastered an advanced form of reproduction where cells from the mother are duplicated and carefully reconstructed to create genetically unique female offspring, allowing them to maintain their all-female population

Terra Vaginae enforces strict separation from the outside world and visitors are not allowed to enter the land. If a woman from the outside seeks to join the nation, she must renounce foreign citizenship. Any woman can receive vaginaean citizenship. Citizens are forbidden from contacting anyone from the outside world, and must remain a citizen for the duration of their life.

You are a middle-class woman in her twenties who lives in a western liberal democracy