Because we didn’t do any political posts yesterday, so I didn’t get a chance to blog about the judge who seems to imply that once you’ve arranged to have sex for money consent can never be withdrawn and rape is impossible. (See also here and here.) Particularly remarkable is the judge’s apparent endorsement of the […]
Category: gender politics
Like Cara, I think I’ll pass. Any allegedly feminist project that divides women into the category of “good” and “bad” based on how often they have sex, or uses the word &
I was just about to write a post noting that virtually every commenter to this post ignored the actual point of the post and simply returned to argue again and again the peripheral question of whether
Thanks to Lauren. Click through if you dare, but don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Updated based on a commenter’s eagle-eyed correction to my original post.—Dana Goldstein is parsing the results of today’s New York Times poll results, which indicate that 80% of peo
There’s a mini-debate going on over at Tapped about whether it was kosher for Edwards to send his wife to the big conversation about abortion in D.C. the other day. Steven White has this to say:
Wow, busy times around these parts this weekend. In no thanks to me. But I had a busy weekend of movie-watching, sun-enjoying relaxation. Part of this included going to see Ratatouille yesterday at a matinee showing (read: most of the audience had a single-digit bedtime and a single-digit age). As critic after critic has pronounced, […]
I should say that I take a somewhat more charitable view of what GFR is arguing than Matt does here. I don’t think she’s arguing that I oppose Clinton because I’m a man in some reduc