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It’s The Little Things That Bug Me

March 20, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Cornovirus, Donald Trump, IF, Leander Starr Jameson, pandemic, Rudyard Kipling
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Rudyard Kipling’s poem IF  is a tribute to Leander Starr Jameson, a Victorian war hero who led the failed Jameson Raid against the Transvaal Republic.  I know this history because in the 1960s I taught at Jameson High School in Zimbabwe. The school was named in the man’s honor
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The Short Circuit Court

March 18, 2020
by Caroline Miller
John Adams, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Justice Sotomayor's dissent 2/21/2020, overuse of emergency appeals at the U. S. Supreme Court, U. S. Supreme Court
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Because the U. S. Supreme Court has a 5-4 divide between conservative and progressive jurists, the country is holding its breath as the highest court prepares to weigh in on the abortion issue. Whatever they decide, the ruling is likely to send a shock wave across the country. Their d
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We Love Her Now She’s Gone

March 16, 2020
by Caroline Miller
19th Amendment, Bernie Sanders, Bernie's Bros, Elizabeth Warren, ERA, Katie Porter, Madeleine Albright, Mike Bloomberg, Nancy Pelosi, second feminist wave
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On Monday, March 5, Katie Porter, Democratic congresswoman from California, disagreed with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The Speaker had earlier commented that because a candidate was a woman it was no reason to vote for her.  Porter disagreed and so do I.  All things being equal, wo
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Shortening My Bucket List

March 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Brandon Presser, Canyon Ranch, Friday 13, my bucket list, spa life
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As it’s Friday the 13th, I might as well consult my bucket list and think about something pleasant. One dream I’ve had for some time is to spend a couple of weeks at a luxury spa.  Paying more to eat smaller food portions might seem foolish, but I like the idea of pampering, the
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A U. S. Woman President Is Possible

March 11, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Amy Klobucher, Anita Hill, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, femicide, Harvey Weinstein, Joe Biden, Mexico's president, Mike Bloomberg, Roman Polanski, Super Tuesday, The South Carolina Primary, women's inequality
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As news outlets reported the final count in the South Caroline primary, I wrote on my Facebook page, “not a single woman,” suggesting neither Elizabeth Warren or Amy Klobuchar *would survive after Super Tuesday.  Certainly, they picked up no delegates in South Carolina, putting a
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A Devil’s Bargain

March 09, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Labor's oposition to universal healthcare, national health care, reducing the cost of healthcare, why government and not business should be in charge of healthcare
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When I headed a teacher’s union, I was part of a coalition of other labor groups that negotiated wages and working conditions with the public school system.  That was in the 1970s, at a time when the U. S. economy had slowed. Unable to make a case for wage increases, union represen
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The Questionable Likeability Of The Pant Suit

March 06, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, femicide, Hillary Clnton, likeabillity in a woman candidate
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Here’s another patriarchal hangover that is affecting the 2020 election. According to several studies, likeability is optional to voters if the candidate is male, but is a requirement for a female. Also true is that people view forceful women as lecturing but give a thumbs up to a m
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New Frontiers And Old Habits

March 04, 2020
by Caroline Miller
AI, Google+, lethal bacteria, new language in Google users' contract, terms of privacy
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My love-hate relationship with technology continues.  Recently, I rejoiced over an announcement that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has invented some fascinating methods to conquer lethal bacteria.  Hurrah! New frontiers!  New ways to arrest illnesses without debilitating chemical tr
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A REMINDER

March 03, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Write Away Blog
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Starting this month these WriteAway blogs will appear on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. These almost 10 years of daily blogging have been a great joy for me but it’s time to slow down.  My thanks to all the readers of this page.  Many of you have been with me a long, long time.
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#Me Too Pelvic

March 02, 2020
by Caroline Miller
# Me Too Pelvic, Medical indifference to a woman's privacy, medical teaching practices, pelvic exams without consent
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When I entered college at 18, I joined the rest of my female classmates in the gym. There, we were asked to strip off our tops, given medial gowns and told to lie down on an available cot. We received no further explanation.   Not long after we’d settle, a number of young men in wh
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