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In Which We Change It Up: Movements for Social Change
On Fighting Corporate Mind Control: Yes, the Yes Men are awesome. Yes, they are fixing the world, or at least promoting a movie about it. They’re committed to demonstrating that corporations’ dignity is not as important as human dignity. So is Reverend Billy and the Church of Life After Shopping, who are concerned with helping [...]
Posted: October 13th, 2009 under capitalism, change, church, collective, corporate greed, porn, sex, sex positivity, sex work, sexual objectification, sexual violence, sexuality.
Tags: 12-step, bloomberg, boston review, camille, david rieff, degrees, emotion, evangelism, feminists, fixing the world, green party, heinberg, holocuast, human dignity, inner child, john, katie, legalize, letters, mary gaitskill, mayor, metaphor, movie, murder, New York, NYC, objectification, paglia, pain, peak coal, peak oil, political theater, politics, porn, Pornography, post carbon, prostitute, prostitution, rape, rape-crisis, reverend billy, rigor, roiphe, self help, sex, sex industry, sex work, subjectivity, suffering, susannah breslin, the church of life after shopping, victim, victimization, violence against women, violent porn, whoopi goldberg, yes men
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Lady Justice: "They've Never Been a 13-Year old Girl."
The case Redding vs. Safford Unified School District #1 was decided by the Supreme Court this week. The 8-to-1 decision was awarded to Savana Redding, who as 13-year old girl, was strip-searched by school officials when she was suspected of carrying prescription-strength ibuprofen to school, each of which would have had the strength of two [...]
Posted: June 27th, 2009 under Female Sexuality, Supreme Court, drugs, gender, human dignity, human rights, objectification, politics, student.
Tags: dangerous, delerious, fear, gender, hazing, justice, men, objectification, pills, rape, ruth bader ginsburg, savana redding, school, strip-search, Supreme Court, violation, women
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I'll Swan for Links
This photograph is by Francesca Woodman, a fantastic feminist photographer who killed herself in her twenties several decades ago. Her work is haunting, because she treats the female form and the objectifying gaze of the camera and manages to make it beautiful. From Johannesburg, the story of Dumisani Rebombo, one rapist repenting, asking his victim’s [...]
Posted: June 25th, 2009 under conflict resolution, feminism, feminist, objectification, politics, rape, respect.
Tags: add, adhd, alex chee, allen iverson, art, auto-tune, camera, carcinogen, china, deng yujiao, dumisani rebombo, feminism, food coloring, ford madox ford, francesca woodman, gaze, granta, harper's, harper's index, homicide, Iran, jean rhys, johannesburg, maud newton, murder, mustache, n+1, national symbol, neda agha soltan, novelist, objectification, photography, practice, rapist, repentence, sexual assault, south africa, statistical poetry, statistics, suicide, sunscreen
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Geek Chic: One Time for Your Mind
Geek chic is in. Even the New York Times knows it. While in previous years that would mean that it’s already passé, Obama has ushered in a celebration of the passé – both a revival of the cult of the individual and a trumph of sincerity. I know that it’s odd to label the onset [...]
Posted: February 11th, 2009 under Female Sexuality, agency, gender, objectification, politics, sex, sexuality.
Tags: abstinence, cartagena, chic, chick, colombia, couric, dorothy parker, economic crisis, fetish, fey, gay rights, geek, geek chic, geek chick, glasses, hay festival, human rights, impressions, intelligence, jeff richmond, lesbian and gay rights, lesbian rights, machismo, martin amis, mccain, Misogyny, obama, objectification, orgasm, polls, sarah palin, sex, sex education, sexual revolution, sexuality, sexy, suicide, summer of love, Tina Fey, virginity, women
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Um, Cum Again? I'm a Frayed Knot: Polyhedral Shapes in Sex
I’m still in the process of cleaning out my room after college. Bear with me — I know I graduated (ahem) more than two weeks ago, but I also am doing a deeper cleaning than I’ve done in my room since, well, I was about eight, apparently. I recently came across a Valentine that local [...]
Posted: June 11th, 2008 under George W. BUsh, Sex Roles, Uncategorized, fear, gender culture, government, polyamorous, polyamory, power, power dynamic, pursuit of happiness, sex, sex object, sex partner, sex positive, sex positivity, sexism, sexual activity, sexual attraction, sexual communion, sexual difference, sexual inequality, sexual morality, sexual morals, sexual objectification, sexual partner, sexual pleasure, sexual preference, sexual relations, sexual responsibility, sexual subordination, sexuality, women's liberation.
Tags: anxiety, Bush Administration', compersion, control, counterpunch, country, culture, culture of fear, cupid, danger, dating, elevated, facebook, fear, flirtation, friendship, government, great sex, high, homeland security, kurt nimmo, love, marriage, national threat advisory color chart, objectification, otis redding, paranoia, polyamory, propaganda, propaganda of anxiety, public, relationship, relationships, risk, romance, severe, sex, sexuality, terror, terrorist attacks, text, text-message
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