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@RonF I am going to go out on a limb and say that many (most?) of this site's audience are…
@Elusis: Beyond any political convictions, Ron just feels his personal life and experien es are very interesting and informative and…
We have about 30 network engineers, working around the clock. About 3/4 of them are Indians. A couple are here…
Here's a perspective of the impact of illegal immigration you might be interested in: https://pjmedia.com/jamie-wilson/2025/11/20/the-lie-that-broke-a-nation-jobs-americans-wont-do-and-the-economic-and-social-devastation-it-hid-n4946215
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Category Archives: Rape, intimate violence, & related issues
Do Evangelical Men Beat Their Wives Less?
Researcher Brad Wilcox’s new book, Soft Patriarchs, New Men: How Christianity Shapes Fathers and Husbands, has been getting some coverage (especially but not exclusively in right-wing and Christian news outlets), and I imagine will get a lot more in the … Continue reading →
Just Another IWF Hypocrisy
The IWF has criticized Mary Koss’ study of rape incidence over and over for being “commissioned by Ms. Magazine.” I’ve written about this before. What I didn’t realize until last week (when I was researching this post) is that the … Continue reading →
Links, links, links, and still more links
I wish I had time to make a post of each of these links, but alas… So here they are. Sorry if this post seems a bit abrupt; it’s not because I think the topics under discussion aren’t important. Excellent … Continue reading →
A further thought on all these rape statistics
[This is a reprint of a post from 2002, following up on the previous post, which is also a reprint from 2002.] In the comments for my earlier post discussing rape, Rob Lyman wrote: There’s been strikingly little discussion about … Continue reading →
How Many Men are Rapists?
In the comments to Monday’s post about Mary Koss’ rape prevalence research, Donald Johnson asks: I guess this would be hard to estimate (and even more controversial), but are there any estimates of what percentage of the male population are … Continue reading →
The IWF on Koss, part two.
An anonymous IWF author, criticizing Mary Koss’ famous study of rape incidence (there’s more info in this post, for those of you who have no idea what I’m talking about), wrote: Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Education, 1997. *According to … Continue reading →
The IWF on Mary Koss’ Rape Research
A recent Wendy McElroy column cited this IWF critique of rape prevalence research by Mary Koss. (For those of you who don’t know it, the IWF – or Independent Women’s Forum – is a right-wing anti-feminist think tank.) Here’s what … Continue reading →
Wendy McElroy on Koss: Seven mistakes in two sentences
I don’t expect Wendy McElroy to report anything accurately (she does write for FOX, after all). Still, her discussion of Mary Koss in a recent Foxnews column included two sentences, which were a simply amazing example of McElroy’s inability to … Continue reading →
This and that
Bean emailed me this Get Fuzzy strip, and it totally cracked me up. I’ve been ignoring the Bush/Kerry polls because they’re not meaningful unless they’re broken down into state-level results. But Ruy Teixeira looks at the battleground state poll results … Continue reading →
Kobe Bryant fans continue to attack accuser; court does nothing
From The Globe and Mail: Lawyers employed by Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers guard who is accused of raping a 19-year-old woman in a Colorado hotel room last June, have spent weeks bringing intimate details of the woman’s sexual … Continue reading →
So, are you interested in raising the minimum wage and extending it to protect all workers, Ron? How about requiring…