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Little Women

December 15, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Citizens United, corporate power in politics, death of the American Dream, Disclose Act, Dr. Anthony Faucci, Elon Musk, filabuster, Kyrsten Sinema, men vacate the workforce, money talks, patriarchy, profits versus the worker, Roe v Wade, the pandemic and the economy, white suburan women voters, women backfill slots men desert, women drift toward the Republican Party
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Being super rich may give a person a platform, but money doesn’t provide wisdom.  Elon Musk has many opinions which the media laps up but sometimes, his assertions leave him looking foolish.  His latest attack on Dr. Anthony Faucci is an example. Having no medical knowledge, Musk
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In Memory Of Iran’s Mahsa Amini

October 18, 2022
by Caroline Miller
battle of the sexes, Brian Gallagher, Charles Darwin, early fetus sexually neutral, female resiliency, hajib, matriarchies don't supress males, Mujllah morals, nature and homosexuality, patriarchy, rape & pregancy, sex as bonding device, societies thrive with sexual equality, SYR, tension between society and nature, the womb's role in gender development, Todd Akin, Victorian morals, women's choice of mates direct the evolution of males
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Those of us who take an interest in women’s issues remember Republican Congressman Todd Akin’s remark that a female rape victim rarely becomes pregnant as a result of her ordeal. How the newspapers laughed!  Scoffed! Sniggered! Yet, science agrees with Akin. Spiders, turtles, fro
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Of Human Bondage

October 06, 2022
by Caroline Miller
14th Amendment, a woman's right to health care, abortion vote in Kansas, coverture, EMTALA, history of slavery, Linda Burstyn, Merrick Garland sues Idaho, middle class slavery, Ms magazine, patriarchy, patriarchy and religion, poverty and slavery, religious diversity in the U. S., religious overreach, Roe v Wade, Samuel Alito, slavery, unaffordable housing, women as slaves
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If past practices are a justification for anything, then slavery should be legal. Slavery existed long before the birth of Christ, and several passages in the Bible sanction the institution. Many of us may think slavery is illegal in the modern world.  But, those of us who do are wro
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The Handmaiden’s Tale

June 09, 2022
by Caroline Miller
Afghanistan, chattel, gender bias, how women manipulate subservient roles, Malala Yousafzel, patriarchy, religion and female subservience, relligon and female subservience, Roe v Wade, scriptural judgement against women, souless women
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One of the low points in women’s history may be the discussion among Church leaders in 585 on whether women had souls. I’ve referenced this story more than once and as early as 2014.  Further research reveals details are cloudy about where that discussion took place but it ended
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Biology Isn’t Destiny

October 21, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Adam and Eve myth, Al Franken, Bystander Effect, does physiology destine women to be seen as inferior?, Fiona Hill, misogyny, origins of patriarchy, patriarchy, portable wealth, Victoria Nuland, Vladimir Putin, women as property
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At twilight, when the sky was a faint wash of blue, my mother sometimes caught me sneaking out of our apartment for one last game of hide-and-seek with neighborhood pals.  “It’s not safe, after dark,” she’d scold, shaking her finger at me. “But mama, plenty of kids are arou
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How Did Right Go So Wrong?

September 02, 2021
by Caroline Miller
bipedal humans in prehistoric world, bonobo matriarchy, female accommodation, patriarchy, prehistoric pregnant females, sharing as a survival mechanism, Why women submit to patriarchy?
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Last Tuesday, I poked a stick at a gnarly question: why have women submitted to patriarchy over the centuries? I wondered if, being child-bearers, they benefited from the system. Papers on the subject no doubt exist. Even so, as a layman, I did a little “googling” on my own and ca
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War Between The Sexes

July 29, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Inquisition, Malleus Maleficarum, Oedipal Complex, patriarchy, Pericles, Sigmund Freud, witchcraft in India, witches
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  Pericles, an Athenian statesman born in 495 B. C., credited much of his medical knowledge to witches.  (Man Made God, by Barbara G. Walker, Stellar House Publishing, 2010, pg. 278.) As women historically have been keepers of hearth and home, it’s reasonable to suppose their
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Little Ironies

February 09, 2021
by Caroline Miller
charity in the U. S., how Christianity informs society, patriarch and male oppression, patriarchy, W. C. Fields, white supremacists, Zephyr Teachout
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“I don’t care if you are a Christian… you don’t get to dictate the way I live my life based on your religion.” The rant about abortion rights appeared on my Facebook page and as an atheist, I was sympathetic.  Because Christianity is the dominant religion in this country, s
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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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