A good post on the response to the Rihanna-Chris Brown situation (don't know what else to call it at this point). Salon: "She's so beautiful and nice. How did you hit her?" A personal account, from Lemondrop, "It Could Happen to Rihanna. It Happened to Me." And from The Angry Black Woman, "Tales From A Survivor." And, finally, from The Frisky, "Blaming the Victim: Can We Stop Looking for Excuses for Chris Brown's Actions?"
A mainstream women's magazine actually addresses a real issue! Glamour: Opening Up A Dialogue About Abortion.
An interesting article about Nadya Suleman and "the Glorification of Family Freakshows": "Nadya Suleman may have been the one to selfishly create an entire litter of children she could barely take care of, but a lot of people within the media told her there was no harm in what she was doing." Also: Bitch Magazine reviews the media attention.
From Jezebel, Susie Orbach: "We Need A War on 'Beauty Terror'."
I might sorta need one of these sweet lunchboxes...
A good introduction to the world of women Buddhist bloggers.
Fewer Women Winning Jobs in Executive Suites. I gotta say, not a surprise to me that they didn't see much female advancement in Miami....It's still a man's world.
Via the Bilerico Project: "We are taking a stand today because gay students are entitled to a safe and secure education. Gay and lesbian students deserve schools that heed the rule of law. These students are trying to bring a message of equality and openness, and the lesson they are being taught is that Yulee High School administrators believe discrimination against LGBT students is an acceptable policy."- Robert Rosenwald, Director of the ACLU of Florida's LGBT Advocacy Project, on why the ACLU is suing the School Board of Nassau County, Florida for refusing to allow a GSA on campus.
She looks awkward on the cover, but I think the rest of the photos are great and I'm happy to see Michelle Obama on the cover of Vogue.
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