Feminism

Ok, so I want to know what everybody thinks about Hillary. Personally, I don't think that she should be president, and here's why. I'm not sexist, I'm not against her choice to want to run. But when we are dealing with the presidency we need to look at one key thing.  Read More »

I was reading Lynn Peril's essay and there were some things that I found pretty persuasive and agreeable in it. In her essay "Pink Think," Lynn Peril talks about the widespread ideal femininity in today's society.  Read More »

   As I look into my far future, I ponder on these questions:  Read More »

Marketing is not the only issue, the actual context of television is not liberating in the least. Women may now be playing lawyers, but it’s compromised for the short skirt and parted lips accompanied with made over faces, which feign sex appeal to the audience.  Read More »

Gender stereotypes and traditional roles are a controversial issue in the question between learned behavior and chemically fueled actions. Before a baby is even born, there is worry over whether to buy the doll or the bat or whether to paint the room pink or blue. Little girls play house and little boys play sports, little girls aspire to be mommies while little boys want to be firemen.  Read More »

          I'm really sick of the word 'feminist' being put in a negative connotation. And the consequent adulteration, the word 'feminazi.' It disgusts and amazes me at how well the media has taken the bulk of feminism and managed to focus on feminists that burn bras in the street and vow to hate men.  Read More »

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

So the French veecount is going to call up in the
morning but I am not going to see him again. Because French gentlemen
are really quite deceeving. I mean they take you to quite cute places
and they make you feel quite good about yourself and you really seem to
have a delightful time but when you get home and come to think it all
over, all you have got is a fan that only cost 20 francs and a doll
that they gave you away for nothing in a restaurant.  Read More »

I posted the other day about how difficult it was to get convictions in rape trials even with incredible evidence. In this case the perpetrators’ lawyer claims that it couldn’t have really been rape because the girls were unattractive and probably wanted the attention.

lawyer Sheilagh Davies, acting for one of the defendants, said the girls consented to sex “maybe to gain attention, maybe to gain affection”.  Read More »