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Women’s Lives Matter

November 04, 2020
by Caroline Miller
25th anniversary Beijing Conference, Dalit community, Ellen Chesler, Gretchen Whitmer, Michelle Obama, Narendra Modi, patriarchy, rape and murder of women, Ruth David, white supremacists, women and the economy, women helping women, World Economic Forum
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The punishment for women who fail to assume a submissive role in society can be rape and death.  That has been the mode since Biblical times. In India, recently, a case of rape and death made national headlines. The victim was a 19-year-old girl from the  Dalit community. (Untouchab
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Silence Of The Lamb

March 23, 2020
by Caroline Miller
Biblical guilt, gender pricing, Harvey Weinstein, Hollywood and gender violence, patriarchy, Rebecca Solnit, the sin of Eve
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The matter was small, yet I was annoyed by it. Even a little despairing.  After fifty years of fighting for women’s equality, what did I have to show for it? Or others of my sex who had faced jail time and forced feedings to champion women’s rights? That afternoon, as I visited m
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PATRIARCHY SURVIVES IN THE FEMININE HEART

February 18, 2020
by Caroline Miller
a woman should be silent, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, how women impede other women, patriarchy, Pete Buttigieg
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I’m beginning to wonder how far I can roll my eyes to the back of my head before they fall out. After watching the ABC Democratic Presidential debate I begin to despair.  As a whole, I thought it was the best of the series and that the exchange between the candidates shed more ligh
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To Dare To Go Where Men Have Gone Before

September 17, 2019
by Caroline Miller
Betraying Big Brother, gender equity in China, Leta Hone Fincher, patriarchy, Susan Greenhalgh, Xiying Wang
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A week ago, I sat down to lunch with two women who are notable because they’ve dedicated themselves to advancing gender equality. The two had never met, so I brought them together to see what synergism might evolve. The meeting went well, a perfect example of women reaching out to s
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Deneuve And Bardot — Frozen In Time

January 24, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bridgette Bardot, Catherine Deneuve, patriarchy, sexual freedom, sexual harassment, women's euality
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When one woman raises her voice to push forward the boundary on women’s rights, other women stand ready to play whack-a-mole with her head. (Blogs 2/3/27, 11/7/17)  Most recently, two former French sex goddesses of the 1950-60s, Catherine Deneuve and Brigitte Bardot,  (Click)  ha
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