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The Stockholm Syndrome

July 25, 2024
by Caroline Miller
2024 election, Brendan I. Koerner, Donald Trump, femicide, J. D. Vance, Joe Biden, Kathleen Hale, Keri Lake, Madeleine Albright, micro-banking, Nikki Haley, Oligarchs of Silion Valley, Petyer Thiel, Project 2025, prostitution, rape, Republican women, sex work, the silencing of women, women bent by patriarchy
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Berninni's
Felled by ageism, Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 campaign for U. S. President, and the country lost one of its greatest leaders. A gracious man, he put the nation above his ambition and ended Democratic anxiety about his ability to defeat Donald Trump.  On the upside, his decision
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Sexual Apartheid

February 09, 2023
by Caroline Miller
AFL/CIO, early Christian myths about women, fate of 10 yar-old pregnant girl, femicide, Hobson's choice, men as bringers of life, misogynistic religion, Mother Teresa, patriarchal societies, pay equity, primogeniture, reducing women to their biology, religious taboos, right to life, Roe v Wade, separation of Church and State, sexual apartheid, Taliban and women, women as chattel
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 I’d been a teacher in the classroom for little more than a year when I came to a crossroads, either I should strike for teacher’s rights or cross a picket line. My impulse was to ignore the strike on behalf of my students, but when a senior teacher heard my decision, he shook hi
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Life In A Time Of the Coronavirus

March 25, 2020
by Caroline Miller
coronavirus, femicide, Harvey Weinstein, Jay McInerney, John Lennon, Jou Lo Dico, Mexico's one-day women's strike, Price Andrew, sommeliers, waitering, Woody Allen
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With everyone’s eyes glued to statistics about the coronavirus, our attention to other upheavals falls by the wayside.  Three prominent men accused of sexual crimes against women are facing the consequences. Woody Allen lost his book deal. Prince Andrew faces a criminal investigati
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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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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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While Rome Burns

February 13, 2020
by Caroline Miller
democrat's purity testing, ERA, femicide, genital cutting in Kenya, Julie Burkhart, Philadelphia City Council, Roe v Wade, Title V11, Trump's growing conservative courts, Trump's impeachment, women's rights
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Yes, it’s heartening that cutting the genitals of young girls is on the decline in Kenya.  Yes, it’s wonderful that Julie Burkhart, the woman who runs the sole abortion clinic in Kansas won her harassment case against the man who has been stalking her for years. And yes, it is c
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No Grounds For Complacency

July 24, 2015
by Caroline Miller
brutality against women, femicide, Malalia, need for a cultural change, Oscar Pistorius, women demonstrate in Argentina
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Some women in the United States believe equal rights for women is an accomplished fact.  In other parts of the world, it’s clear the issue has never been addressed.  Women continue to be targets of war and rape remains a common act of terror.  In Argentina, tens of thousands of w
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