And they probably just ran for office looking to find husbands anyway, so I wouldn’t worry too much about what they think.
In which a training program for the city of Austin inadvertently makes the argument to stop electing men to public office.
Monthly Archive: May 2015
Liberating Campuses Legally
Outrage drives media sales, after all, nearly as well as does fear and possibly better than does envy. … Fortunately, the law offers a reasonable response to that which is seemingly so outrageous.
Social Justice is at a Dead End (UPDATED)
Formal equality is insufficient. Yet actual equality will be more difficult to achieve than most progressives realize, says James Vonder Haar.
Liveblogging my Reading of “If you’re a Conservative, I’m not your friend”
Some people are not happy with the UK election results.
A $100,000 joke or why it doesn’t pay to be misogynistic jerk
Here’s a look at what happened when some sports fans in Toronto behaved badly on live TV.
Ain’t Politics Grand?
So the Republicans were all like “Let’s give Obama more Power!” and the Democrats were like “I don’t know… could give Vietnamese jobs and America first!” and the President was all like “Liberals suck!”
On Non-Violence
Condemning violence from the oppressed while excusing it from their oppressors is not really a demand for non-violence, says KatherineMW.
T1 – 004: Three Cadaver
We detached the sternocleidomastoid and infrahyoid muscles from their sternal and clavicular insertions. Then, I took a manual bonesaw and cut through the clavicles at their midlengths…
The Disunited Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
It’s not just that the Conservatives won the election. They appear to have won over the electorate. Did First Past The Post work with the multiparty electorate? These and other observations of the UK election.
Whither the Fifth Branch
Michael Cain looks at the state initiative process, and how it might be changed by an upcoming SCOTUS decision.
