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Liberal commentators bring feminist debate full circle, asking whether Palin can balance the White House and motherhood • ON THE SCENE: Fact and Fiction Behind Palin Rumors • Payback Time for Lieberman? • Biden Questions GOP Commitment to Special Needs Kids ... Source: dir.salon.com --- 31 days ago
How did Sarah Palin become a symbol of women's empowerment? And how did I, a die-hard feminist, end up terrified at the idea of a woman in the White House? ... Source: www.suntimes.com --- 33 days ago
Oprah's disappointed her white feminist friends -- again. You know the ones who "helped build her into the icon she is today." ... Source: www.philly.com --- 29 days ago
Feminists were spitting-mad at Barack Obama the other day. Gloria Allred held a news conference at which she excoriated the Democratic nominee for implying that Sarah Palin, a sitting governor, was a cosmetically enhanced pork chop. ... Source: www.associatedcontent.com --- 38 days ago
One of the more fascinating lines of attack on Sarah Palin goes something like this What is Sarah Palin thinking trying to become Vice President of the United States when she has five children one being a special needs down syndrome baby ...
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NYC Independent Media Center Sep 11 2008 2:09AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 38 days ago
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Trent Arthur Sep 1 2008 2:42PM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 40 days ago
America Magazine Sep 1 2008 9:01PM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 35 days ago
Yahoo! UK and Ireland Sep 7 2008 3:02AM GMT ... Source: oregonstate.edu --- 39 days ago
I’m reading Calling Cards: Theory and Practice in the Study of Race, Gender, and Culture, edited by Jacqueline Jones Royster and Ann Marie Mann Simpkins, for class. Excellent book! I just read “Men as Cautious Feminists: Reading, Responding, Role-Modeling as a Man” by Patrick Bizzaro. His concern is “What kind of role model should a [...] ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 30 days ago
Post Chronicle Sep 11 2008 5:16PM GMT ... Source: www.cnsnews.com --- 2 days ago
A new exhibit at the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery on "significant" women of the 20th century features a eugenicist, an anarchist, a pro-Bolshevik journalist and a number of liberal Feminists. ... Source: www.americanthinker.com --- 31 days ago
why do Leftist Feminists fear Sarah Palin? Because their personal ego-trips and their political power depend upon The Big Lie of women as victims. ... Source: pajamasmedia.com --- 10 days ago
The attacks on her have roots in ivory-tower intellectualism. ... Find more results for Feminists on RSSMicro.com |
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AFP - Japan for the first time has a chance of a female prime minister in Yuriko Koike, but Feminists are sceptical on whether she would do the country's women any good. ...
Part of the problem. Photo: Courtesy of Bemelman's Bar Contemplating Frank Bruni’s piece on gender roles in dining rooms (and the postscript that followed it ), the Huffington Post’s Molly Lass today questions the way men and women are served booze: “The darker, bitterer and more expensive the drink is, the more likely men are assigned to drink it, while women are regulated beverages that are light, fruity, or insipid.” Admitting that these assumptions are partly valid if insulting, she hopes more women will learn to take wine lists by the horns. Another reaction to Bruni’s piece, however, expresses disbelief that he would advance such stereotypes at all. The Grinder’s Miriam Wolf asks Bruni: Did you have to trot out hoary assumptions like women are bad tippers? … Did you have to talk about how all the women who ask you for restaurant recommendations want to make sure the lighting isn’t too harsh? Did you have to dig someone up to give you a quote that "women more often hesitate if the name or look of a dish is too blunt a reminder that they’re biting into an animal[?]" Indeed, the Grinder’s foodie feminism is in full force today. Another writer, Traci Vogel, is irked, just like the Feed was , that Josh Ozersky’s new blog is promising to feature “guest columns from some of the top men in the field.” Men, huh? Although I’m sure it’s non-gender-specific men we’re talking about. As of this posting, however, no women have been t ...