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Child Brides In The United States — A Practice Alive And Well

April 06, 2018
by Caroline Miller
child brides, Khatatna, need for national law on marriageable age, ultra orthodox Jews
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I wrote recently about khatatna in the United States, the practice of slicing a girl’s gentiles, behavior common in the Middle East.  (Blog 6/30/17)  Though a cultural ritual, it has no place in the United States.  Perpetrators should be caught and punished.  Kha
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Remembering The U. N. Women’s Beijing Conference

October 27, 2015
by Caroline Miller
A Landmark Event for Women, child brides, ending abuses against women, ERA, femal circumcision, Modern Magdalenes, Myna Blyth, Paid For, Rachel MoranL, rape, Sara Marshall, U. N. Women's Beijing Conference 20 years later, Woman's movement and need for new vision
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Though a staunch defender of the First Amendment, I’ve experienced moments of discomfort because of it. While in politics, I questioned the legitimacy of Rap lyrics that encouraged the brutal treatment of women, for example. If the subject were race, I pointed out, the writers could
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Too Young To Wed

November 25, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Center for Research on Women, child brides, Girls Interrupted, Kevin Conley, Malais Yousafzai, Stephanie Sincair, Too Young to Wed
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child brides
In the early 1970s, I worked hard to pass an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) that would grant women equal protection under the law.  The movement didn’t succeed and today, many of my sex feel such a law is unnecessary.  Happily a few have begun to rethink the question and to reevalua
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