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Daimonds Are A Gir’s Best Friend? Think Again

June 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Angie Dickinson, James Tarmy, Ocean's 8, Shirley MacLaine, Take My Diamonds Please, The Rat Pack, Women are too smart to be jewel thieves
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Some friends invited me to see the movie Ocean’s 8.  The actresses are great, but I could care less about  females stepping into men’s worn-out roles.  Liberated women can do better. The last Ocean’s movie I saw starred the Rat Pack: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawf
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A Light In The Piazza

June 13, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Peter Coy, Piazza Careers, Piazza Technologies, Pooja Nath Sankar, The Social Network Employers Love to Raid
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A funny thing happens when you ban girls from a boys’ club.  Not only do they create their own, (Click) but what they build tends to have wide appeal.  That’s what happened for Pooja Nath Sankar, now CEO of a Palo Alto Company called Piazza. Sankar didn’t plan to build a busin
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Women Who Are More Than Mad Hatters

June 05, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Alesssandra Stanley, New York Central Park, New York Human Rights Commission, The Women's Committe of the Central Park Conservancy, women-only associations, x
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It might be too early to worry about reverse discrimination with regard to women, but women-only colleges, like Wellesley, Mills and Smith are thriving and so are the ladies who lunch and wear extraordinary hats.   They are the ones who’ve kept the women-only associations alive. M
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Mocking Does Not Become Her

May 28, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Facebook reaction to royal wedding, France's recent law against whistling at women, Meghan Markle, subtle forms of sexual discrimination, the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
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My morning began, as it usually does, by taking the pulse of Facebook. England’s royal wedding got most of the comments, which didn’t surprise me.  What did raise my eyebrows was a gentleman’s remark, someone who is usually supportive on women’s issues.  “Just can’t
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Twenty-Six Percent Of The American Population

May 11, 2018
by Caroline Miller
bigotry's blind eye, Donald Trump, Evangelicals, On the Myth of Rural America, Rebecca Solnit, twenty-six percnt of the U. S. Population is Evangelical
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I joked  with a friend, recently, that if religious conservatives have their way, abortions will be illegal at the point of coitus.  We both laughed.  But I’m not laughing anymore.  Iowa’s woman governor, Kim Reynolds, has signed a bill that makes abortion illegal at the first
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The Relative Comfort Of Prison

May 07, 2018
by Caroline Miller
gorwing elderly prison population, homelessness, police and prison guards becoming social workers, Shiho Fukada
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When I served in public life, common knowledge was that the number of jail inmates swelled in winter.  Desperate to come in from the cold, the indigent resorted to petty crimes and waited for the police to arrest them.  Law enforcement officers became social workers.  Their job was
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The Right To A Room Of One’s Own

May 04, 2018
by Caroline Miller
ACLU, Ben Carson, crime free zones, Housing and Urban Development, marginalizing the poor, More than a Nuisance, nuisance ordinances, Peter Edelman
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Recently, Ben Carson, head of Housing and Urban Development, proposed reducing rent subsidies almost threefold for the poorest of the poor.  If his proposal were to pass Congress, it  would mean the indigent would have to spend almost 2/3 of their income for housing, leaving 1/3 for
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Gender Language, Locker Room Talk

April 27, 2018
by Caroline Miller
A Garden of Earthly Delights, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, BettySmith, Elaine Showalter, Figures of Speech, Joyce Carol Oates, Lady Chatterley's Lover, locker room talk, Malcolm Cowley, male bonding, Normal Mailer, secret language of men
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Recently, I spiced up a blog (2/2/2017) with a little alphabet profanity: WTF.  A couple of readers chuckled and seemed surprised that I either knew or would use the expression.  I may have been a school teacher at one time, but life in the Labor movement and in politics gave me a r
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Patriarchal Thinking — It’s All In A Name

April 26, 2018
by Caroline Miller
blue collar work, breaking job stereotypes, Claire Cain Miller, pink collar work, Why men resist pink collar jobs
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Yesterday’s blog (1/31/17) was about blue-collar workers and the potential for them to find new jobs in computer coding.  That’s good news.  But the job market has had a number of work opportunities for some time which men have been slow to consider.  I’m talking about pink c
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Before Roe V. Wade

April 23, 2018
by Caroline Miller
a woman's right to choose, abortion, Geri, reproductive freedom, Rove v. Wade
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The woman in this coroner’s photograph was called Gerri.  She died in 1964 attempting to give herself an abortion with a coat hanger.   Something went wrong and she bled to death alone on her bathroom floor.  If the picture offends anyone, I am sorry, but the circumstances shoul
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