Links for y’all to check out – and I’ve gotta say, damn, there are a lot of really good links here.<\/p>\n
As always, the thread is open to anything folks want to post – feel free to self-promote, too.\n The Gender Wage Gap Explained To You<\/a><\/strong> When Sexism and Anti-Disabled Bigotry Combine<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n And if I yell at him? Aw geez, he was just trying to help! Why are disabled people so ANGRY all the time? Don’t they know that they should be GRATEFUL that we Normals put up with them and try to help them out whenever we want?? I just flirted with a girl in a wheelchair, you know her life is now changed forever!<\/p><\/div>\n The whole post is that great. Curtsy: Ariel on Shrub.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n A panel discussion featuring Chris Ware, Seth, moderated byIvan Brunetti<\/strong><\/a> How the Sci-Fi Channel Turned Earthsea White, And Why It Matters<\/strong><\/a> One Of The Greatest Movie Dancers Of All Time Has Died, But We Never Heard Of Him Because He’s Black<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Deaf People In Legal History<\/a><\/strong> Transphobia: A Weapon of Sexism<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Andreas Debate Sex Positive Feminism<\/strong> The Myth of the Liberating Vacuum Cleaner<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Yes, Pro-Life Policies Don’t Actually Reduce Abortion Much. But So What?<\/a><\/strong> Feminism 101: Abortion<\/a><\/strong> Standpoint Theory, Discussed<\/a><\/strong> Why Is LSD Considered “Harder” Than Alcohol?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n How to be happy if you’re a single, childless woman (or anyone else)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The Future Of Judaism: Pastrami or Falafel?<\/strong><\/a> Links for y’all to check out – and I’ve gotta say, damn, there are a lot of really good links here. As always, the thread is open to anything folks want to post – feel free to self-promote, too. The … Continue reading
\nEchidne – who, when not busy blogging, teaches Economics – has posted an utterly excellent three-part series on the gender wage gap. Seriously, I can’t recommend them highly enough. (And if you’re still hungry for more after reading Echidne’s stuff, I’ve written one or two posts on the topic<\/a>, as well).<\/p>\n
\nCartoonist Gordon McAlpin adapts the discussion to comic book form. Simply awesome. Curtsy:And We Shall March<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nSharp, beautiful essay about race, inclusion and science fiction. Even if you’ve never read “Earthsea,” you should read this. And the follow-up on the author’s blog<\/a>, as well.<\/p>\n
\nA fascinating post on how various courts in the 1700s dealt with Deaf people taking the stand.<\/p>\n
\nAndrea at Vociferate comes out against<\/a>; Andrea at Shrub.com responds<\/a>; and Andrea at Vociferate responds in turn<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nBradford Plumer, responding to a recent post of mine, persuasively argues that I’m on the wrong track when I point out that the lowest abortion rates in the world are in pro-choice countries.<\/p>\n
\nAnd speaking of abortion rights, JeSurgisLac has put together a well-done overview of pro-choice responses to common pro-life arguments.<\/p>\n
\nLuckyWhiteGirl expands a comment she wrote here on “Alas.”<\/p>\n
\nI’m hoping Pastrami, which I don’t even eat. This gets at an interesting conflict within American Judaism: Is the ancestral homeland Israel, or is it Brooklyn?\n<\/pracut>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"