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To Be Or Not To Be

April 10, 2025
by Caroline Miller
Are Men Okay?, biology is destiny, Boys and Men, Cory Booker, Does feminism stifle men?, Donald Trump, Eamon Whalen, feminist goals unreached, filibuster, patriarchy, Project 2025, Richard Reeves
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When Senator Cory Booker announced he would filibuster to protest Donald Trump’s policies,  a woman on  Facebook wondered if his actions would have an impact. She was trawling for opinions, not data, as the filibuster had yet to occur. At best, any reply would have to be grounded
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A Place In The Sun

November 07, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Council of Macon, Gisele Pelicot, patriarchy, sexual domination, spanking women, Tucker Carlson, what men and women share, women as chattel, women as hunters, Y vs. X chromosome
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A rape story out of France is causing many people to drop their jaws.  Gisèle Pelicot, married to her husband for 50 years, discovered he had drugged her regularly during their marriage and invited strangers to enter their bedroom and rape her. A story of betrayed vows and broken tr
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The Fools In Town…

September 04, 2024
by Caroline Miller
Ageism, being woke, brain differences as we age, Cosmic joke, DEI, heightened consciousness, James Carville, Joe Biden, John Leland, Kamala Harris, Our Hearts Were Young And Gay, patriarchy, Sun Tzu, The Fools in Town Are on Our Side, What women want, youth and ageism
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I’m delighted to see the energy, money, and number of volunteers behind Kamala Harris in the 2024 election. I’m also excited that the country may soon have its first female President.  Nonetheless, I continue to despair that ageism felled Joe Biden’s bid for a second term, and
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Learning From The Apes

June 22, 2023
by Caroline Miller
Aint I a woman?, Ashley Judd, Carrie N. Baker, Jane Rosenfeld, Lara Logan, matriarchy, patriarchy, rape ias a point of law, sisterhood, Sojourner Truth, Tahrir Square, Women's Rights Convention in 1851
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In 2011, Lara Logan, a CBS reporter, was in Cairo’s Tahrir Square covering the Arab Spring celebration– the peaceful overthrow of Hosni Murbaraks’ military dictatorship.   The crowd was jubilant as they sang and danced in the streets, so the reporter was surprised when her
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On International Women’s Day

March 16, 2023
by Caroline Miller
change makes people resistant, discrimination againt men, Do women fear equality?, fear of failure, fear of success, International Women's Day, Jill Biden, patriarchy, Robert Redford, Simone de Beauvoir, The Candidate, Woman's' DayAward for Courage, women and patriarchy, women and power, women's rights
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The 1972 film, The Candidate starred Robert Redford as a neophyte California politician running for the U. S. Senate. Scripted in documentary format, viewers get an up-close look at the twists, turns, and disappointments of running for public office. Fortunately, Redford’s character
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The Story Of Wicked

February 23, 2023
by Caroline Miller
abortion laws, child brides, Chinese Americans stripped of land rights, Donn Lemmon'sNikki Haley comment, enthanizing Japan's elderly, feminine values, Fox News, Hellen Clark, India's move against child marriages, Jacinda Arden, menstrual cycles as public record, Nicola Sturgeon, Nikki Haley, patriarchy, prejudice against women, Suzanne Scott, Taliban, the rigged Arizona 2020 election
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We know how it feels…to be a non-being, confined in a cage..to always be known by the name of our father, brother or husband, and have no identity of our own.  This lament from an Afghan girl could be chiseled on the gravestones of most women throughout human history.  Female oppr
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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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