My first post responding to Hanna Rosin's assertion that Joan Holloway's sexual harassers were cartoon villains was already running long, but I there are a couple more examples that I think are instructive. First, Irin Carmon passes on this from Lilly Ledbetter's autobiography: It didn’t...
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Shorter verbatim Mittens: "We don't have mass incarcerations in America. Individuals are brought before tribunals, and they have counsel, they're given certain rights. Are we not going to lock people.
Hanna Rosin objects to the sexual harassment depicted on last night's Mad Men as unrealistically crude: My one problem with the development is that it depended on such obvious villainy..
Much of this article smooching the hindquarters of Colts GM Ryan Grigson, who had Andrew Luck fall into his lap and has repeatedly assembled an exceptionally unimpressive supporting cast around him, is unintentionally hilarious. But it obviously peaks here: GMs must weigh money whenever they...
Floyd Mayweather is a horrible person with many powerful enablers.
One could probably observe the fact that David "vast, lavishly taxpayer-subsidized spaces for entertaining" Brooks's scorching Burke-abject-morons hot take on the killing of Freddie Gray cites Robert "alas, not Paul".
Nicholas Kristof. "American schools are horrible" is something that most mainstream pundits feel compelled to say on every possible occasion. If the facts don't justify the narrative, so much worse for the facts.
So apparently Mallory Ortberg is still a national treasure.
In the midst of the pathetic but undeniably entertaining comments-section meltdown Paul referenced yesterday, master of self-refutation Steve Diamond asserted that the data showed that law schools "have in fact.
Wherever there's a powerful source with a ludicrously implausible story to tell in order to justify its unjustifiable actions, the Washington Post is there to put it uncritically on the front page. (Have they hired Judy Miller yet?) Thankfully, the State's Attorney has a more...
As a setup...well, let me turn things over to my partner. They call Alabama the Crimson Tide, call him Deacon of American Literachoor, Michael "the Greek except without the racism".
Although, really, editors should know better than to rest on sexist claptrap if that's what they get: Evolutionary geneticist Fiona Ingleby was shocked when she read the review accompanying the.