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Sarah Palin Just Resigned: Why?
She'll have to win over Americans who didn't buy into “drill, baby, drill” as an energy policy and weren't won over already by folksy comments about her kids.
Don’t cry for Mark Sanford, take a stand for privacy instead
I don't want electoral victory or anything else to rest on the sex lives of politicians.
Loving a Man in Uniform: Lily Burana as army wife
"If I wanted to join the military and climb the ladder to a high rank, or to run for public office, I'd pretty much be screwed."
Posted in Society, books, family, feminism, north america, women Also tagged lily burana, military, stripping Leave a comment
Iran Protests: It’s not about Twitter, it’s not about us
It's easy for Americans to believe that an election could be stolen in Iran, but next to impossible for most of us to believe that it could be stolen in our own country.
Posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology, middle east, politics Also tagged election, iran 11 Comments
Holocaust Museum shooting and political posturing
We have a culture, especially in the Obama years, in which a radical fringe feels newly disempowered, and acts of terrorism like this are perpetrated by people who feel threatened.
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics, terrorism Also tagged holocaust museum, u.s. Leave a comment
No common sense, no pleasure: From Dr. Tiller to “The Pill Kills”
We argue for the Pill by noting its possible benefits, not by arguing that we have a right to have sex as fundamental as that of any man watching Viagra or Cialis ads.
Posted in Society, crime, human rights, north america, women Also tagged abortion, george tiller, health, sexism, the pill, u.s. 1 Comment
Life, Inc.: an interview with Douglas Rushkoff
"I'm trying to show people that I'm not asking them to live an ascetic life of renunciation and denial, but actually a much more abundant life of fun and pleasure."
Posted in Business World, books, politics Also tagged douglas rushkoff, financial crisis, interview 3 Comments
Racism at Philadelphia pool is just the tip of the iceberg