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The Laughing Buddha

September 14, 2021
by Caroline Miller
Are people accountable for their actions?, Covid-19 & Delta virus, free will, Governor Greg Abbott, Howard Stern, Jim Davies, Oliver Genschow, Omar Khyam, rape
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Believe it or not, shock-jock talk show host Howard Stern agrees with Greg Abbott, the conservative Republican governor of Texas. Both feel individuals should be held accountable for their actions. Stern is cranky about anti-vaxxers who spread both Covid-19 and its Delta variant to ot
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A New Game Afoot

December 03, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Baby Boomer, coddled students, Greg Kukianoff, Jonathan Haidt, Millenials, political correctness, political correctness in higher learning, rape, shifting balance of power between teachr and students, The Coddling of the American Mind
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One of my readers, unhappy with my last two blogs on political correctness (blogs 6/23/15 & 8/10/15), sent me an article from the Atlantic Monthly which opposed my view.  (“The Coddling of the American Mind,” by Greg Kukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, Atlantic Monthly, September 2
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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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Frail And Sensitive Little Bullies?

June 23, 2015
by Caroline Miller
literature with triggers, Multicultural Affairs Advisory Board, Ovid's Metamorphoses, Peggy Noonan, Persephone, rape, Spectator
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Recently, a blog reader emailed an article from the Wall Street Journal that got my juices flowing. (Click) Columnist Peggy Noonan was taking some Columbia University students to task for their editorial in the college newspaper, Spectator. (Click)  In sum, the article was a response
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The Abuse Of Power

March 26, 2015
by Caroline Miller
India's Daughter, Islam Yaken, Leslee Udwin, patriarchal societies, rape, women as spiritual contagion
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Islam Yaken is a middle class Egyptian youth who gave up his dream of becoming a professional trainer when the economy in his country tanked.  As his alternative, he chose to became an Isis terrorists. (“The Deadly allure of jihad,” reprint from The New York Times in The Week, Ma
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A Tale For Halloween

October 31, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Cassandra Among the Creeps, hysteria, rape, Rebecca Solnit, Sigmund Freud, vilence against women
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Tonight is Halloween so it’s time for a scary tale. But this one isn’t about ghosts and goblins.  It’s a tale far more horrible.  It’s about a feminine myth that has kept women from reaching their full potential.   We start with Hysteria, the Greek word for muse.  Literal
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