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Category Archives: Current Affairs
Hillary Clinton, Secretary of Taking No BS
Hillz throws down. Enjoy. Thanks to Upworthy and TPM for making the video available.
What Women Want for Real, and Why We Voted
Remember that election we just had? And the difference that women made? Well, here are a few of those voices talking about what they voted for. You know, things like health care (abortion coverage included), affordable education, gay rights, and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs
Tagged 2012 election, Center for American Progress, women's voices
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A Legitimate Cause for Concern
Todd Akin is running for senate. If elected, he’ll be one of a body of 100 who make decisions that effect not just what happens in this country, but globally. He’ll have a platform from which he can turn a … Continue reading
The Affordable Care Act: Look Who’s Two!
This blog is part of the HERVotes blog carnival Happy Birthday ACA! You’ve made it another year, ushered in more reforms, and gave more people access to health care. Pretty good for such a youngster. Among the highlights: No more pre-existing conditions … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, health care, Hervotes, Obama, seniors, women
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The Oscars: A Few Thoughts and Predictions
Sure, the Oscars is a system run almost exclusively by old white men. And it’s just absurd that we now have up to 10 films eligible for Best Picture. If anything though, half the fun is in trashing the inequalities … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Film, Reviews
Tagged Academy Awards, Beginners, Midnight in Paris, Oscars, The Artist
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Birth Control: It’s What Women Want
I read an article in the New York Times this week about the kerfuffle that has been ignited, albeit somewhat belatedly, about the Obama administration decision to require all providers of health care coverage to offer contraception free of charge, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Feminism, Politics, Religion
Tagged Affordable Care Act, birth control, health care reform, religion, women
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Love Your Body Day: Gym Class
This post is part of the 2011 Love Your Body Day Blog Carnival. Follow along on Twitter at #lybd. As an overweight nerd, or as my mother like to say, “husky,” gym class was never my favorite. It was the … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Feminism
Tagged advertising, body image, gender, girls, Love Your Body Day, NOW, women
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What the Affordable Care Act Has Done for You Lately
This blog is part of the #HERvotes blog carnival The Affordable Care Act was not passed easily. It was a hellish process of misinformation, lobbying from all sides, and compromises that looked more like beleaguered acquiescence. It was a big … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Politics
Tagged ACA, Affordable Care Act, Hervotes, women, women's health
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It Gets Better
Kudos to Bill Maher, and everyone else who has participated (President Obama, Stephen Colbert and countless others), for doing an It Gets Better video. If you are not familiar, the It Gets Better Project was started by Dan Savage, a … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, LGBTQ/Queer
Tagged Bill Maher, Dan Savage, It Gets Better, LGBT, LGBTQ, President Obama, Stephen Colbert, Trevor Project
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