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connecting the dots
Taken together, these stories are extremely disturbing. But they also point toward a potential means of taking these monsters down. Given that outrage is building up over the Acosta coverup of Epstein, one can hope that Kraft will not be … Continue reading
Posted in The Global Picture
Tagged billionaires, human rights, MeToo, misogyny, wealth inequality, yesallwomen
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Dump Lasseter; hire five women for each complaint against him
I’m actually quite serious about that. Fuck him. He blew his chances and he torched other women’s careers with his bullshit. Let other women shine. Give other animators a chance to show their stuff. No one is irreplaceable. Don’t do … Continue reading
Posted in Fighting Bigotry
Tagged MeToo, misogyny, privilege, rapeculture, sexism, yesallwomen
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2018 in quick review
Definitely worth a read. From pop culture to politics, there were a lot of firsts. Sandra Oh became the first Asian actress to be nominated for an Emmy. Beyoncé became the first black woman to headline Coachella. Rashida Tlaib became … Continue reading
Posted in Fighting Bigotry
Tagged 2019, feminism, misogyny, sexism, yesallwomen
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Likeability is dogwhistle for sexism
Indeed. The fact is that Elizabeth Warren is likable. She speaks frankly and in moral terms, avoiding the cajoling sliminess of politicians such as the reptilian Texas senator Ted Cruz, or her probable Democratic primary opponent, New Jersey senator Cory … Continue reading
Posted in Campaign 2020, Fighting Bigotry, U.S. Politics
Tagged feminism, misogyny, politics, sexism, yesallwomen
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Evangelicals, Race and Abortion
In 1971, two years before Roe v. Wade legalized abortion, the biggest white evangelical group in America, the…
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Posted in Fighting Bigotry
Tagged misogyny, privilege, racism, religion
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