ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES

Because I'm still ignorant of recent American politics (o divine vacation!), I offer you instead the divine Nina Simone in a song which...

Appear to hang from heterosexual men's crotches if this Newsweek cover is to be taken seriously. It's just asparagus, of co...

I recently got into a conversation where I was accused of being a creationist because I criticize evolutionary psychology of the misogynist...

What a way to get back into the saddle after a vacation!  Someone sent me a link to David Brooks' July column about the need to change ...

From here.   My complaints still apply.  They also  extend to Facebook and to all tools I use for blogging except for my machine itself, t...

As one is supposed to say at a moment like this.  Sadly, my time clock thinks it's roughly 4am tomorrow and the poor avatar I (the godd...

A fairly recent one .

This post is a very early one!  Most of the links are dead, sadly, and I don't have time to work on those right now.  It's just mea...

I wrote this post in the past and my views may have evolved slightly.   But I still agree with its basic arguments.  I have come to apprec...

I recommend this as a complement to my critiques of EP studies and such.

Linked to the previous post and the earlier summer reruns of my gender science series, this pos t is well worth reading and thinking about...

This is a fun example of the kind of study we won't find screaming at us from every single channel when we wake up.

This post is still pretty much how I think of the salient points.  I should note that the promotion of papers before they are at all avail...

 This rant is adapted from here . The topic of this post is the view of eating and exercise as a moral or religious enterprise or a comp...

This is actually a pretty important post because a commonly heard argument from some people is that women can't be discriminated again...

This post also addresses the possible reasons for the gender gap in wages.  Like it's your own fault and so on.

The second post in this series can be found here.

This is the first of two posts which add to the arguments in the gender gap series.  It's based on more recent political debates than...

The third and last post in this series discusses the politicization of the gender gap concept and why almost all the treatments of it are t...

In this one I look in great detail at one study .  It's somewhat outdated by now but the point of the post is to explain how these kind...