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In Praise Of Travel (To The World Outside Of America)

In Praise Of Travel (To The World Outside Of America)

August 15, 2010 No Comments

It appears to be the most saccharine of tales. One of the criticisms being lobbied at the film that the main character travels to find herself — which is nuts. Traveling is all about opening your eyes to new experiences and discovering things about yourself you never thought possible. Holidays do cost money and Elizabeth ...

Republican Women Are Rising In American Politics — What Does This Mean For Women’s Rights?

Republican Women Are Rising In American Politics — What Does This Mean For Women’s Rights?

July 26, 2010 No Comments

There have been huge gains for women in American politics. They are getting elected at all levels and there are currently 239 women running for Congress (out of 435 positions). As feminists, we should be happy that so many women are getting into politics. But what do we do if they are against what we consider to be basic women’s ...

Will Women Ever Be Free To Choose?

Will Women Ever Be Free To Choose?

June 3, 2010 1 Comment

In America, anti-abortion advocates must be celebrating in the streets. Eleven states have passed laws this year restricting abortion and 370 state bills are under consideration. I think it’s time we finally accept that women will never be completely free to choose and there will always be an ongoing battle over rights to abortion.  Also, for ...

Female Genital Mutilation Has Been Condoned By American Doctors

May 7, 2010 1 Comment

Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) was just downgraded to “cutting” and is being encouraged for doctors in the USA. This is seriously distressing news and I have to wonder what they could possibly have been thinking!

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Most Babies Of Older Mothers Are Accidental Bundles Of Joy

Most Babies Of Older Mothers Are Accidental Bundles Of Joy

May 7, 2010 No Comments

In America, more and more women are delaying motherhood to pursue education and careers. This is great for many reasons, especially a better educated population with less teenage pregnancies. And this trend includes women from ”all ethnicities in the United States.” Children born to highly educated mothers increasingly are born later in life. The mothers are usually married, and ...

Dark Day For Women In Utah

March 11, 2010 No Comments

You probably know how we at Morning Quickie like to follow what’s going on in America around abortion law. I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it looks like women in Utah are now going to be charged with murder if their miscarriages are caused by “intentional or knowing” acts.

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Superbowl Ad Will Be Anti-Choice

February 6, 2010 No Comments

Focus on the Family is a conservative pro-life, anti-birth control, anti-sex education, anti-gay organisation. In spite of CBS’s rule on no advocacy in advertising, they have given approval for a 30 second advertisement to be played during the Superbowl tomorrow (February 7), a tv slot that will have up to 100 million viewers.

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New Zealand Virgins Are Selling Cheap Compared To America

February 4, 2010 No Comments

A 19-year-old New Zealand woman has auctioned off her virginity for over NZ$45,000 after receiving over 1,200 offers. She plans to use this money to pay her university tuition fees. It seems that New Zealand virginity isn’t quite as good as American virginity where a woman recently got an offer over $5 million. Is this becoming ...

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Censorship Madness In American Schools: Anne Frank Banned

Censorship Madness In American Schools: Anne Frank Banned

February 1, 2010 No Comments

So, yet again, Morning Quickie is bringing you a censorship story from the concerned parents of America. This time a school district banned Anne Frank’s Diary because of one parent’s concern “about the sexual nature of the vagina passage”. That’s right, only one person in the entire school district in Virginia thinks the passage is ...

Pregnancy Equals Jail Time For American Soldiers In Iraq

December 22, 2009 No Comments

For US soldiers serving in Iraq, becoming pregnant or impregnating someone can lead to jail time. This policy has been put into effect because the pregnant woman will obviously have a negative impact on the mission and need to be removed and replaced. Now I definitely think she should be removed and replaced; a battlefield is ...

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Quickie Sex Tip

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Lazy Sunday Post

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