Sexism

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More Than a Piece of Meat

Danielle Cavallucci | Posted May 16, 2008 | Living


Danielle Cavallucci

Oma: Just remember, Danielle...Men are all the same. Why should they buy the cow if they can have the milk for free?!

Frustrated, I wonder - Who wants to be a friggin' cow, anyway, Oma? Doesn't this imply not only objectification and a sense that women are objects and commodities...

The Hillary Metaphors

August J. Pollak | Posted May 12, 2008 | Politics


August J. Pollak

Analogies for Hillary Clinton's campaign are varied in both scope and awfulness.

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To see more of August J. Pollak's cartoon "Some Guy With a Website," check out the archive.

Somewhere Right Now, On This 21st Century Mother's Day, a Woman Is Being Accused Of Witchcraft

RJ Eskow | Posted May 10, 2008 | Living


RJ Eskow

It's Mother's Day in 2008 and somewhere a woman is about to be murdered for witchcraft. Just this week a crowd of 20 people in India gathered to beat a 75-year-old woman for being a witch. A judicial inquiry found that 150 women had been tortured for witchcraft...

On Sexist Media Coverage of Hillary Clinton

Jessica Wakeman | Posted April 27, 2008 | Media


Jessica Wakeman

Espousing feminist viewpoints is so often really not cool -- in fact, feminists even have our own joke about how humorless we are:

JOKE: How many feminists does it take to change a light bulb?
PUNCHLINE: That's not funny.

(And that's the clean punchline.)

Whether they call themselves a...

Chris Matthews Demonstrates Our Fourth Estate is Third Rate on Real Time (And Nobody Notices!)

Katie Halper | Posted April 21, 2008 | Media


Katie Halper

In case anyone missed Wednesday's tragic-comic debate and needs more proof that the fourth estate is third rate, Chris Matthews was more than happy to oblige on Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher. Not only did Matthews contradict reality, he contradicted himself.

As usual, Matthews spoke from a position...

Horton Hears a Racist

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Barack Obama is my choice for president. I've already explained why in previous posts. But if Obama isn't elected, it would be hard to blame racism. Republicans aren't going to vote for him, not because he's black, but because, even worse, he's a Democrat. And for the most part, Obama...

Men Explain Things to Me

tomdispatch.com   |  Rebecca Solnit   |   April 15, 2008 04:30 PM


I still don't know why Sallie and I bothered to go to that party in the forest slope above Aspen. The people were all older than us and dull in a distinguished way, old enough that we, at forty-ish, passed...

Pamela Anderson, One Woman Brand, Reads Unmarketable by Anne Elizabeth Moore

Jennifer L. Pozner | Posted April 15, 2008 | Media


Jennifer L. Pozner

I live for moments of ironic incongruity, so you can imagine how amused I was when, yesterday, various celebrity gossip sites posted the following pictures of Pamela Anderson -- one-woman brand-maker for Playboy, Stuff, GQ, Baywatch, V.I.P. and numerous other my-boobs-move-media devices -- reading Unmarketable: Brandalism, Copyfighting, Mocketing and...

What if You Gave a Revolution and CNN Didn't Come?

Rev. Debra Haffner | Posted April 14, 2008 | Living


Rev. Debra Haffner

You probably didn't hear about it. I thought perhaps I had just missed the television and press coverage, but when I Googled it, I didn't find any key national news stories. Entertainment press covered the benefit, local press covered the event, but such sources as the New York Times, CNN,...

Katie Knows What You're Thinking

Harry Shearer | Posted April 7, 2008 | Media


Harry Shearer

For those (including Katie Couric) who think criticism of her is sexist in nature, here's a clue: Monday's Howard Kurtz interview with Ms. Couric is replete with quotes that exemplify what one might call the Couric Problem:

Just because people have tired of this war doesn't mean we should...

Take Back Our Campuses

Ariela M. Migdal | Posted April 3, 2008 | Politics


Ariela M. Migdal

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and students across the country are protesting sexual assault on campus by holding Take Back the Night rallies. Recent months have seen the revival of the old debate over whether sexual assault on campus is a reality or, as one commentator...

It's Not Over 'Til the 40-lbs Overweight, Smart Lady Sings

Leslie Goldman | Posted April 3, 2008 | Living


Leslie Goldman

When was the first time you dieted?

For me, the game began early. I remember a stupid, scrawny boy who shall remain nameless (Matt) calling me a cow in the fourth grade, and soon after, trying multiple single-food diets (only lettuce! only bacon!) Those lasted about a day each. I...

Women Want Their Sexuality Back -- Now. And Opening Marriage Just Might Help.

Jenny Block | Posted April 3, 2008 | Living


Jenny Block

Last night I heard the fearless Jessica Valenti, the author of Full Frontal Feminism and the founder of feministing.com, speak at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. I was both elated and devastated. The thing is, Valenti is eight years my junior and is still battling the same sexism...

Keeping Up With the Joneses in a Career: The Worst "Ism" Isn't What You Think

Michael Russnow | Posted April 3, 2008 | Entertainment


Michael Russnow

There are many reasons people don't get ahead or why a career stalls. Excuses abound as to the rationale, usually headed up by the well-known "isms." We've got sexism and of course racism, plus the universally maligned ageism, because it's the one "ism" to which every single one of us...

The Cost of Being a Woman (Candidate)

Carol Felsenthal | Posted March 31, 2008 | Politics


Carol Felsenthal

It's time that somebody pointed out the real difference between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Why is Obama doing so much better than Hillary in fundraising? Why does Obama almost never look tired? Why do the ladies of The View tell him he's sexy and really mean it?
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Calling "These People" Out: More On the Increasingly Tiresome -- And Dangerous -- Obama/Clinton Divide

Erin Kotecki Vest | Posted March 31, 2008 | Politics


Erin Kotecki Vest

As I do from time-to-time here on Huffington Post, I am turning over the keys to another insightful and mouthy woman. Meet Victoria


Calling "These People" Out: More on the Increasingly Tiresome -- And Dangerous -- Obama/Clinton Divide


By Victoria Marinelli

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Miss Bimbo Off Her Diet Pills

Jessica Wakeman | Posted March 29, 2008 | Media


Jessica Wakeman

Did outrage over a video game promoting sexist stereotypes about women prompt a reaction from the game's founders?

MissBimbo.com attracted a lot of media attention last week because it's super-preposterous. The game goes like this: a player creates a young female avatar and is given "bimbo dollars" to go...

My Pet Bimbo

Jessica Wakeman | Posted March 26, 2008 | Media


Jessica Wakeman

I saw the words "Miss Bimbo" emblazoned across the TV screen, a cartoon image of a woman shaped like a paper doll, and stock video of young girls. The text running across the bottom of a TV screen read something like, "New game encourages young girls to starve themselves and...

One Prejudice, One Solution

Deepak Chopra | Posted March 26, 2008 | Politics


Deepak Chopra

An article in the Washington Post in response to the question: Which "ism" is more entrenched in America, sexism or racism? Which should religion address?

One Prejudice, One Solution

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www.deepakchopra.com

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