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[image of book cover for a great book on confronting sexism, found here. Note: this book includes Michael Flood's critique of Father's Rights Groups, recently posted to this blog here] Chris O.: I will let my closest friends know if they have said something ignorant or sexist, but I am afraid of how some of my other friends might respond. I used to be "one of the guys" in that whole party...
by Amanda Marcotte Via Skepchick comes this irritating article from Stephen Prothero that attempts to shame the “bad” atheists by upholding the supposedly “good” atheists, who are good due to a supposed gentleness. I knew I ...
The Border House blog has an interesting look at the way sexual stereotypes are expressed in World of Warcraft gear. What is especially annoying in WoW are items that when equipped by a male toon results in rather bland and nondescript clothing but when equipped by a female toon becomes 1337 Victoria Secret gear (see, [...] This is a post from Brian.Carnell.Com . Sexism in World of Warcraft Clothing...
NEW YORK – The vicious hair-pulling of an opponent was inexcusable. But prominent advocates of women's sports say that so, too, has been much of the commentary generated by the popular video of college soccer player Elizabeth Lambert's combative tactics in a recent game. "Catfight" has been a term commonly used in cyberspace reactions to the video clip now seen by millions of people
Hot on the heels of the "Man-Ifesto" comes this obnoxious ad. Because what's funnier than making fun of your servile wife, who only does boring shit like buy your clothing, while you, you handsome... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
In a voice dripping with paternalism, White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs talks down to reporter April Ryan , telling her to "calm down" and even comparing her to his young child. Watch it in the video clip below. Clearly Gibbs did not want to answer April Ryan's questions, but there are many established ways to dodge questions other than old fashioned sexism. Oh, but those are for men....
"MK Ben-Ari said Wednesday, "Then the other shoe dropped. The next time a woman comes to me and a man comes to me, I will prefer his month of reserve duty, which I know how to handle, over the half a year (of maternity leave), during which the office either collapses or I have to find a better replacement."
Ladies take note, the current sportster in chief, may appoint some women to the cabinet and other offices, but when it comes to his own White House domain, well, he wants it to be guys on the links and on the court shooting hoops. Of the 376 people the Obama White House announced, nominated and confirmed in those top-tier administration jobs, only 32 percent have been women. In comparison, 46 percent...
Is it sexist to observe gender differences in shopping habits? I don’t think so. However, how you talk and write about those differences may cross the line to a smaller degree or larger. In a news release found over at ScienceDaily, Male and Female Shopping Strategies Show Evolution at Work in the Mall, I encountered this [...]
NEW YORK – The vicious hair-pulling of an opponent was inexcusable. But prominent advocates of women's sports say that so, too, has been much of the commentary generated by the popular video of college soccer player Elizabeth Lambert's combative tactics in a recent game. "Catfight" has been a term commonly used in cyberspace reactions to the video clip now seen by millions of people around the world....
NEW YORK – The vicious hair-pulling of an opponent was inexcusable. But prominent advocates of women's sports say that so, too, has been much of the commentary generated by the popular video of college soccer player Elizabeth Lambert's combative tactics in a recent game. "Catfight" has been a term commonly used in cyberspace reactions to the video clip now seen by millions of people around the world....
NEW YORK – The vicious hair-pulling of an opponent was inexcusable. But prominent advocates of women's sports say that so, too, has been much of the commentary generated by the popular video of college soccer player Elizabeth Lambert's combative tactics in a recent game. "Catfight" has been a term commonly used in cyberspace reactions to the video clip now seen by millions of people around the world....
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