A Harrowing on the Ice
On weeping over a Judge Judy episode, and why that is not an overreaction.
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Mansplaining Explained
A kinder approach to suffering the indignity.
“Family Feud”: Not Family Fare
Misogyny Wrapped in a Punchline
Yahweh is a Petty Liar, Man is a Snitch, and Woman Claims She Was Misled
Recently — no, not just recently, but perpetually — the news is full of blame, deflection, and lack of accountability. I began thinking of an early story of this phenomena, and the Book of Genesis from the Old Testament came to mind. Let’s go through the story, shall we? The Fall
Good Night and Good Luck: Shirley, We Missed You
I watched the original 2005 film at least five times and a few days ago watched the CNN broadcast of the newly produced Broadway production. Both were outstanding. The production brings to life an episode in American news broadcasting where a journalist and his reporting team take on a US
Checking Under the Hood: A Brief Look at Little Hills, Flags, and Tickling
Yes, it looks like what you think. The first European description and reference to the plant was made in 1678 by a Polish naturalist Jakob Breyne, a brave naturalist who named it based on a resemblance to the clitoris. What’s in a Name? The Controversy Disturbed by the clear