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Hearing that just gave me the vapors. #doublex
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Oh, right; I'm not married to someone who reads Slate. #slate
11/16/09
But probably not. #slate
11/16/09
Slate sucks, actually. Geek smartasses in the backwater of DC trying to pretend they aren't presenting the dreariest conventional wisdom out there. #slate
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What would be best, in my opinion, would be to have a media format that equally integrates articles written by men and women, about men and women, and our various issues. The idea that women are a certain subset of reader is ridiculous.
For example, there was recently an interesting XX article about why birth control is not included in the heath care bill. One of the reasons why it is not included is that BC is considered a women's issue, and our good men in congress don't see why everyone should have to cover the cost. How they don't see the critical role BC plays in their own lives is beyond me. Anyway, it was a great article. Ironically, few men will read it, because it was written for and placed in the XX Factor.
People don't need a gender binary label to tell them what issues are important to them, or what they'll find interesting. People can determine that on their own.
If we want "women's" issues to matter to others, and become SOCIETY'S issues, we need to not be sectioned off, we need to be MAINSTREAMED. #slate
11/16/09
I wrote (under a different name), that things weren't actually all that great and that there was plenty of data to support that conclusion. I was criticized for being soooo negative.
If I want to read about feminist issues I go to www.feministing.com. #slate
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My fave is XXY. Klinefelter's Magazine. #slate
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Men? More intellectually pretentious superannuated frat boys. #slate
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1. Jobs
2. The economy
3. Foreign policy, engineering, technology, math, science
4. Hair, makeup, diets
5. Kids, family, pets #slate
11/16/09
A. Due to the good old boys club
B. Because traditional punditry, in print and in broadcast media, is just bullshit shouty playacting and posturing, hence the relatively high number of talibangelical conservatard authoritarian women pundits imitating the dominant men, compared to actually intelligent liberal pundits
C. Because women just can't have intelligent opinions
i. A
ii. B
iii. A & B
iv. C #slate
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"Shanté retired from hip-hop in 1995 and went on to earn a Ph.D. in psychology at Cornell."
BTW I was totally at that event last year (I am a grad student at Cornell), although I don't remember if she ever explicitly said that she got her PhD at Cornell.
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Are you believing yet? She was a screenwriter, and she had no credits. She was actually the ex-wife of a teevee producer. They're all screenwriters without credit. Else they'd be stalked.