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Femmostroppo Reader (Scitech Edition) – December 7, 2009

by tigtog on December 7, 2009

in blogging

Twitter is TEOTWAWKI: Tech Culture Wars

by Lauredhel on September 26, 2009

in Culture, Sociology, blogging, social change, technology

“Firewalls Under Fire”: Mark Newton talks internet censorship on Today show

by Lauredhel on November 15, 2008

in Politics, blogging, culture wars, ethics & philosophy, law & order, medicine

Academia: Internet-Triggered Death of Civil Society Not Predicted

by Lauredhel on January 1, 2008

in culture wars, technology

The Great Firewall of Australia

by Lauredhel on December 31, 2007

in culture wars, gender & feminism

Friday Funnies: 24 spoof – Jack Bauer saving the day with 1994 technology

by tigtog on November 30, 2007

in Culture, Life, fun & hobbies, technology

Opportunities squandered

by tigtog on November 22, 2007

in Politics, economics, education, environment, health, technology

Non-sequiturs

by tigtog on September 3, 2007

in Life, Politics, culture wars, ethics & philosophy, social change, technology

Duh du jour: A cautionary tale.

by Lauredhel on August 20, 2007

in Life, technology

One for the Albee aficionados

by tigtog on August 10, 2007

in Culture, books & writing, entertainment, technology

Soundbites on YouTube

by tigtog on August 5, 2007

in Politics, activism/charity, culture wars, entertainment, race & racism, religion, reproductive justice, sexuality and health, social change, technology

Friday Hoyden: Grace Hopper

by tigtog on July 27, 2007

in race & racism, technology

NASA hits the trifecta

by tigtog on July 27, 2007

in technology

Political outreach online

by tigtog on July 25, 2007

in Politics, race & racism, technology

Cymru!

by tigtog on July 23, 2007

in environment, technology

Disabled in a disaster? Just wait until we’ve helped all the real people, all right?

by tigtog on July 18, 2007

in economics, health, technology

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    There is no doubt that once the issue of the vote became 'respectable', so too did Susan B. Anthony. Those who 'moved on' to other issues associated with women's oppression also tended to 'move out' of the records we have inherited of woman suffrage. This raises the question of why Anthony is to some extent honoured while some of her sisters have 'disappeared'
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