Sister Sage's Musings » women’s rights

The Battle For Our Reproductive Rights is Won…But Why Do I Think We Haven’t Won the War?

ck — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 18:43:43 +0000

I know I haven’t written about ol’ Wankworth and his wankiness in some time. Then again, I haven’t blogged about much of anything as of late. I must offer my 2 cents here, boys ‘n’ girls. I’m happy that this M-312 never came to light. Relieved, actually. However, why do I get this sinking feeling . . . → Read More: The Battle For Our Reproductive Rights is Won…But Why Do I Think We Haven’t Won the War?

So Long Prog Blog or A Fundamental Stand In Defense of Women’s Rights

Logan — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 01:33:55 +0000

First off, many are going to ask themselves why I’ve come to this Prog Blog dust up so late. It happened about one week ago and you can see the details here and a goodly round up of the events that transpired here. There is also an excellent write up from Dr Dawg here worth a good . . . → Read More: So Long Prog Blog or A Fundamental Stand In Defense of Women’s Rights

US cable and the contraception debate. Male guests dominate the airwaves 2 to 1 over females.

Jymn — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 21:09:44 +0000

Last week, at the height of the kerfuffle over Obama’s regulation to include free birth control in health insurance plans, cable news networks featured an overwhelming number of males.

Out of a total of 146 guests who discussed contraception, the cables invited 91 men compared to 55 women as commentators. In other words, . . . → Read More: US cable and the contraception debate. Male guests dominate the airwaves 2 to 1 over females.