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Category Archives: women
Vancouver Games & gender: Lindsay Vonn to Johnny Weir
Women are as guilty as anyone else when it comes to not supporting women's sports.
Also posted in Current Affairs, sports Tagged frank deford, gender, ice hockey, johnny weir, laura mulvey, lindsay vonn, vancouver, winter olympics 4 Comments
Let’s face it, Valentine’s Day is a tad weird
The saints that have been named Valentine have no connection to romantic love.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Society, europe Tagged chaucer, domestic violence, eve ensler, history, love, lupercalia, mór rígan, plutarch, shakespeare, the vagina monologues, v-day, valentine's day Leave a comment
Ireland and abortion: something’s got to give
To date, there have been two referendums on abortion and both were defeated.
Also posted in Current Affairs, Religion, Society, christianity, europe Tagged abortion, catholicism, ireland, mór rígan 5 Comments
Charlie Sheen, “lovable bad boy”
Upon “Two and Half Men"'s first airing since the arrest, the show garnered 11.1 million viewers.
Also posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, Entertainment, crime, feminism Tagged charlie sheen, domestic violence, tiger woods 15 Comments
Ukrainian feminism: from Yulia Tymoshenko to making babies in a crisis
"A feminist woman doesn't need a superhero."
Also posted in Columnist, Society, europe, family, feminism, politics Tagged maria dmytrieva, nationalism, ukraine, yulia tymoshenko 10 Comments
“Survivor Samoa” finale: what did we learn this season?
This vote was not simply about who won the game, rather it was about the kinds of behaviour that we find acceptable.
“Survivor Samoa” epsidode XIV: what does Shambo feed her hair?
The willingness to get rid of Shambo is a reflection of the way that women have been treated from the outset of this season.
Cleaving, sexism and polyamory: dirty talk on Julie Powell
Of course, infidelity and PETA-worthy descriptions of dismembered animals aren’t for everyone.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, book reviews, books, north america, sex Tagged allison mccarthy, julie powell, polyamory 4 Comments
Arch Enemy’s Angela Gossow: “I’m the boss”