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Redneck Mother – Not a Baby Machine (found via Twisty):

You have no idea what you’re trying to control, no right to do it and no way to do it to your misguided satisfaction anyway because women are not machines and reproduction is not an industrial process. Pregnancy is unpredictable, carries infinitely variable risks, and is so private that it is in many ways a closed book even to the woman herself. If she and her obstetrical team can’t shoehorn it into neat, predictable processes, why do you presume you can?

I Blame the Patriarchy – The Maiden Aunt Explains Patriarchy. This is my new manifesta.

Crooks and Liars – HomoMeter. Watch the videos.

Slate – Judge Alito, Why Do You Treat Women Like Little Girls?

Black America Web – Black Women in Corporate America Still Plagued by Double Standards

Huffington Post – What If the Supremes Overturned Roe? Thank you, Mr. Karabell, for stepping up and sacrificing your personal rights in the name of better political discussion. Oh wait. This one may deserve its own post later, but I’ll say for now that it’s unacceptable to sell out the basic rights of women so that the Democratic party can win more elections. Just because some of us will still be able to get abortions in some places doesn’t make it ok to give up the fundamental right to choose when and if to procreate.

Echidne of the Snakes – Boob Wars Part II: “Notice the language in the poll: “No. It’s offensive.” When the group that is discussed here calls itself “Breasts Not Bombs”, calling their bare breasts offensive is hilarious.”

Lindsay Beyerstein has more on the NYU strike.

Pinko Feminist Hellcat – Black in a White Nation

Thoughts from Kansas – Whiskey Pete: A nice summary of the American use of chemical weapons against Iraqis.

The Countess details how low “men’s rights” activists will go.

Alas, A Blog: On Victim-Blaming and Control


7 thoughts on Links and Links

  1. I’m not sure it’s accurate to call white phosphorus a chemical weapon. It’s horrible in lots of ways, but it’s an incendiary regulated under the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons.

  2. Thanks for the link, Jill. I’m not surprised that fathers’ rights activsts have stooped so low to attack a protective mother and her abused daughter. The are committing the same kind of abuse that the abusive father had committed in their campaign against the documentary “Breaking The Silence: Children’s Stories”.

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