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Saturday, October 29, 2011
I stand with the 99%. (by Skylanda)
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I stand with the 99%. I have a choice, you see. I don’t have to stand with the 99%. I have an advanced degree, make a low six-figure...
Friday, October 28, 2011
Today's Krugman
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Is well worth reading : But it’s worth stepping back to look at the larger picture, namely the abject failure of an economic doctrine — a ...
Barbies and Kens. Or Back to the Sixties.
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Television shows seem to love the sixties and seventies right now, with the retro-sexism and all the vintage trimmings. Those shows can be...
Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, USA
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A city bus rented out to a private bus company requires that women sit in the back of the bus: On the morning of October 12, Melissa Franc...
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Feminism Is Over The Hill
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So we are being told in a USAToday article about the 45th anniversary of some type of a feminist thingummybob (well The National Organiza...
The New Feudalism: Corporations as Your Liege Lords
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Watch this video. It tells us that many large firms in Illinois now get to keep either half of the state income tax their employees pay (...
Meanwhile, in Egypt
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It is unclear whether women will be worse off or not under the new system: Egypt is preparing for its first democratic elections this aut...
Missives from the Nazgûl Reality. Or Guns in the Wisconsin State Capitol.
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Remember the Nazgûl of Wisconsin, Governor Scott Walker? He is now making it easier for disgruntled people to kill politicians and any...
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
The Egg-Americans Are Coming! To A Womb Near You!
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The Personhood Amendments are a new tool in the forced-birthers arsenal. This time the state of Mississippi looks to pass a constitutional...
Yet Another Tax Plan to Benefit The One Percent
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Bring out the popcorn. This is such a fun one to watch. Rick Perry, yet another wingnut candidate for the presidency of the most powerful...
Rape in Norway And Elsewhere. May Trigger.
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You may have read the New York Times article about rape in Norway : Norway vies with its Nordic neighbors for the title of most gender-eg...
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
A Beloved Child Has Many Names
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That's the positive take on all the slurwords that are used to describe feminists. You all know that I'm a feminazi, for instance ...
A Different Kind of Versailles. Or the Consequences of Income Losses in the Middle Class.
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Just to contrast with the post below about the plights of the rich: Fourteen months ago, Aurora resident Prentiss Bailey was going about h...
Monday, October 24, 2011
The Fall of Versailles
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An ill-omened name for a house, Versailles. But it's the one Jacqueline and David Siegel chose for their 90,000-square-foot house. I...
My Name Is "Unwanted."
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This is a heart-breaking story: When Shivaji Pisar's third child was born, yet another daughter, his parents insisted on naming her N...
The Libyan Liberation: For Men Only?
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I expected that to be the case: When Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, the chairman of the Transitional National Council, pronounced the end of the upr...
Sunday, October 23, 2011
More on Herman Cain's Weird Tax Plan
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Jared Bernstein gives us a graph which shows how Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan would change tax liabilities. It's a stunner, and y...
A Guest Post by Anna: A Literary Canon of Women Writers, Part Twelve: More From The Nineteenth Century
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Echidne's note: Earlier parts of this series can be found here: Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 , Part 5 , Part 6 , Part 7 , Part ...
Saturday, October 22, 2011
More Music by Nakke The Parrot
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Nakke speaks Finnish. A rush transcript: He begins by counting "two, four, half of six". He then says "good boy Nakke w...
Friday, October 21, 2011
Herman Cain on Abortion: Utterly Mystifyingly Delightful Stuff!
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A direct quote from this Republican contender for the presidency of the United States of America: “I do not think abortion should be lega...
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