Gangrey
Vol. I · No. 1Prolonging the Slow Death of NewspapersEst. 2026

When I see a wrong, I right the wrong.

Ben Montgomery, on a little thing that became a big thing.

Janet Feldman did not need four dozen rotisserie chickens. Who among us does?

But the 57-year-old Davie woman who makes outfits for strippers is not someone who minds her own business when she discovers a wrong. If society's moral fabric is twisted, she irons it smooth.

"When I see a wrong," she says, "I right the wrong."

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