Posted on May 10, 2008 by suedoc
I kind of want a fagbug. Is that wrong? It is just so damn cute and awesome. [Via Feministing]
Manliness vs. Guyliness – an interesting post from Edward Keenan’s Act Like a Man. (Is it weird that I read a blog about manliness?)
How to Win a Street Fight — yes, I read the Art of Manliness, [...]
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Posted on March 16, 2008 by suedoc
I have recently started listening to podcasts on my way to work, in an effort to become more aware of current events. As much as I have loved spending my incoming and outgoing commutes reading fiction, DC has a higher-than-average expectation of cultural literacy and I was beginning to feel ignorant and disconnected. It was [...]
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Posted on February 24, 2008 by suedoc
Old news, but notable: The Philippines create an all-female domestic violence task force. With pastel work desks. Read the commentary at Feministing. [The Pink Police Power Girl Commandos]
The WALNUTS! video, if you haven’t seen it yet. [via Wonkette]
Teaching kids to be nice with empathy babies. [Empathy Lessons from Little Tykes, WSJ]
James Carville and Bill Frist [...]
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Posted on February 2, 2008 by suedoc
This is an excellent short video about three women and their stories — one woman who had to explain why she needed a certain prescription to her pharmacist — so he could “approve” her doctor’s prescription; one documentary filmmaker; and one woman who was harassed by a crisis pregnancy center.
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