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- MUSSE » Guest Column with Dr Meredith Nash
- three rivers fog » Domestic violence, C-sections considered pre-existing conditions
- #39;No Rights Which The White Man Was Bound To Respect#39;
- Protecting Your Safety While Speaking Out is Not Irresponsible
- Stuff What Boys Can Do « Fugitivus
- American Women Athletes Part Three: Trans women edition
- Yet Another Angry Post
- Thinking about gender and space
- Drop It Like It’s Hot
- Rush Limbaugh: Let’s Resegregate Buses
- A woman? In football?!?
- Why people still believe — religious experience as an optical illusion.
- international reproductive rights, birthing injuries, and “the fistula foundation
– “If becoming a mother for celebrities was supposed to be easy thanks to a cavalcade of nannies, drivers, trainers and personal chefs, I started to see some worrying changes in the culture of pregnancy outside of the confines of Hollywood.”
– “Of course, this is outrageous. Why should a woman who has been beaten by some asshole be denied health care coverage? It isn’t fair.brbrBut there’s something wrong here. And not just with this discriminatory practice — but with the people breathlessly reporting it.”
– “152 years after this case, the descendants of white Americans not only seem to be channeling the ghost of Roger B. Taney, but think we’re 3/5 of a human being.”
– “Bravo, Cara.”
– “This is a list of ways that boys can ally themselves against misogyny. Examples, anecdotes, and stories. This list is for men that want to help but don’t know what to do. It is also for anybody who wants to share a story of something good that they saw.brbrAnybody can contribute to this list.”
– includes many informative links
– “quite a few of them suggest that one can’t fight biology and that feminism is the cause for women’s unhappiness (which means that the happiest women in the world would be found in Afghanistan). That one of the graphs in the post shows that young women are happier than young men is ignored in that discussion altogether.”
– “That these men, in spite of having huge amounts of space which they could consider theirs, nonetheless chose to hang around impinging upon women’s space, seemed to me to be one version of a recurrent phenomenon.”
– Renee’s weekly links
– I really want Limbaugh to develop an embarrassingly obvious allergic reaction to Viagra
– “I wonder why, if Thomas and her coworkers regard her sex as a nonissue, Drape seems so obsessed with it. I appreciate the impulse to honor a woman who is succeeding in a male-dominated field, but making her sex the focal point in an article about her career undermines Thomas’ victory in making her gender irrelevant to her job.”
– “Maybe the fact that I learned how to go on an LSD trip without LSD (after having taken it a few times) makes me a bit more accepting of the idea that the brain has the power to do almost whatever it wants in changing your perceptions. Or maybe more precisely, that the brain is your perceptions, and it doesn’t follow the straight-line Euclidean universe we might think it does.”
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The JJJ Hottest 100 is getting weirder, with JJJ journalists preparing a story and then not putting it to air suggesting that the published results may not have reflected the true votes. However, it it also might be that the investigation analysed only a subset of votes. Hot 100, but why no gals or Elvis?.
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