I like playing skeeball. Correction: I love playing skeeball. This is a problem for at least two reasons. First, the arcade has gone by the wayside and it’s hard to find skeeball in a convenient location. Second, generally skeeball is found in places marketed toward children. I don’t have children. Nevertheless, I generally don’t have [...]
Posts Tagged ‘sexism’
Finally, There's a Benefit to Being a Woman
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Border's, double standards, gender, sexism, skeeball, Twilight, young adult fiction on October 10, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The Clinton Effect
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Hillary Clinton, news, politics, sexism on August 12, 2009 | 14 Comments »
I feel like I should say something about this. You’ve all seen the video of Hillary Clinton telling a student in Kinshasa, Congo that she doesn’t know what former President Bill Clinton’s view is on a Chinese loan offer to the government of Congo. (See the video on Mark Riley’s site.) People are criticizing Secretary [...]
