Category Archives: Link farms

This is why there are things we don’t say about race (even when they are true) | Joseph Harker | Comment is free | The Guardian Really excellent take-down of some very common racist arguments, such as the risible claim … Continue reading →

I think that’s the best Tardis dress I’ve ever seen. (I don’t know the name of the cosplayer, but her Facebook page is here.) (UPDATE: Her name is Sasha Trabane, and thanks to Daran for finding that.) Safe Space For … Continue reading →

As usual, feel free to post what you want, when you want, in whatever state of undress you want, and accompanied by whatever music you like. (That link is to a youtube mix I played while putting this post together). … Continue reading →

Above: A poster for “It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” by scratchboard artist Nicolas Delort. More info about the poster (including alternate versions) here. A round-up of some well-reasoned, civil critiques of #GamerGate. And here’s another #GamerGate Link Roundup, this … Continue reading →

Post what you want, as you want it. Self-linking is like chocolate being half-price the day after Valentine’s Day, and who doesn’t love that? By the way, a couple of you know each other in real life. But I don’t … Continue reading →

Post what you like, when you like, dressed however you like. Self-linking turns caterpillars into butterflies, and who doesn’t want that? Children in Danger: A Guide to the Humanitarian Challenge at the Border | Immigration Policy Center Federal Government Sued … Continue reading →

Hey, did anyone else watch season 4 of Game of Thrones? If so, what did you think? (Include spoiler warnings if necessary.) Jennifer Lawrence And The History Of Cool Girls. What Jennifer Lawrence and Clara Bow have in common. Long, … Continue reading →

Feel free to post whatever you want. Self-linking makes the world go “squeee!”

Echidne does a wonderful (and lengthy) job responding to Christina Hoff Sommers on the gender wage gap. I can’t wait till part 2. Feminism’s Toxic Twitter Wars | The Nation This is certainly the most talked-about article within online feminism … Continue reading →

The zombie infant mortality explanation | The Incidental Economist It’s just not true that the US has lousy infant mortality statistics because We Care More, or because those horrible people in Europe don’t love babies and just let them die, … Continue reading →