ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES
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Saturday, June 11, 2011
Sugar Ray Leonard's Claim of Sexual Assault And Why I Have A Hard Time Believing It [Anthony McCarthy]
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T he Olympic gold medal winner and professional boxer, Sugar Ray Leonard has written a memoir in which he says he was the victim of a gay s...
Friday, June 10, 2011
For Fun
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Women Are A Geographic Location And Other Anti-Abortion Billboard Stories
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Remember the billboard campaign aimed against African-American women? The same campaign is now used against Latinas : I just wrote about...
He is Ba-a-ck! Santorum the Talibani
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A man with a mission, he is, running for president and all. One of his messages is this: SANTORUM: When I was leading the charge on part...
Thursday, June 09, 2011
The Posts I Didn't Want To Write. On Weiner. Part IV: Broader Media Analysis
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For the purposes of this post, the term "media" will not be limited to only newspapers and sites of that sort but will also cover...
The Womb Wars Get Worse
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The forced birthers are changing their message. No longer are they trying to ban abortion just for the benefit of the silly women who don...
Wednesday, June 08, 2011
The Posts I Didn't Want To Write. On Weiner. Part III: Political Analysis
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(This is going to be the weakest of the posts, mostly because I have so little patience with politics as games and warfare. The comments a...
Social Security Under Attack Again! Pay no Attention.
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Here is something that gets no attention because of the Wienergate: House Republicans on Friday introduced legislation that would allow w...
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
The Posts I Didn't Want To Write. On Weiner. Part II: Feminist Analysis
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As I mentioned at the end of my first post in this series, the crucial question in the Wienergate for a feminist is certainly about the wom...
The Posts I Didn't Want To Write. On Weiner. Part I: The Background
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As Lewis Carroll wrote: “"The time has come," the walrus said, "to talk of many things: Of shoes and ships - and sealing wa...
Awful News From Syria
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ADDED LATER: It turns out that all this was a scam by a married American man who lives in Scotland. My apologies for reporting on it. ...
Monday, June 06, 2011
Two Posts I wrote for Eschaton
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They might be of interest here, too. The first one is about deep questions, such as whether ketchup is a vegetable or a major continent. ...
The Peonies
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This is a draft for a short story I wrote some years ago. You might enjoy it at the peony time of the year. Or not, given that it's a...
Meanwhile, in Saudi Arabia, Women Apologize For Driving
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At least according to this article : JEDDAH: Wajnat Al-Rahbini, a Saudi actress who was arrested after driving her car Saturday along Jawa...
Sunday, June 05, 2011
A Guest Post By Anna: A Literary Canon of Women Writers, Part Three: The Fifth Century to the Seventh Century
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( Echidne's note: Part One of the series is here , Part Two here . ) The Middle Ages are generally considered to be the fifth until t...
If You Invite People To See You As An Object They Will Be Happy To Treat You As An Object [Anthony McCarthy]
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H ave you ever wondered why you never see female impersonators dressed in sensible shoes and regular clothes? Probably not. Female impe...
Yet Another AIDS Anniversary [Anthony McCarthy]
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Y et another AIDS anniversary , yet another year when there are no condom ads on American TV as they explicitly talk about geezers' ere...
Republicans: Starvation Not Abortion [Anthony McCarthy]
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W hile Republicans around the country are making laws which really end legal abortion in state after state, Republicans in Washington are v...
Saturday, June 04, 2011
Some International Stories to Read
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In France, women are protesting sexism . The Strauss-Kahn case has served as a lightning rod. On the other hand, in Malaysia the police ...
Friday, June 03, 2011
Feminine Tosh?
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That's the opinion of the Nobel-price winning author V.S. Naipaul on women writers: Nobel-prize winning author V.S. Naipaul claims th...
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