August 5, 2010
Break out the rainbow confetti! A California judge has struck down Proposition 8 has being unconstitutional. However this is just one more step on the way to the final decision of the Supreme Court. Today District Judge Vaughn Walker ruled that Proposition 8, which banned gay marriage is unconstitutional. His ruling reads: Proposition 8 fails ...
Tags: California,
District Court,
equal rights,
gay,
gay marriage,
gay marriage ban,
Judge Vaughn Walker,
lesbians,
Prop 8,
Proposition 8,
right to marriage
July 19, 2010
The abortion debate is often framed in terms of life. Anti-abortionists will say that life begins at conception while the pro-choicers counter that it doesn’t. The science behind their assertions is slippery and constantly shifting. But what if the debate were framed differently?
July 11, 2010
Could it be? Is feminist no longer a dirty word? Yesterday British songstress Kate Nash admitted she was one of “those” women. If only others would follow her example.
Tags: Andy Samberg,
equal rights,
equality,
f-word,
feminism,
feminist,
hate men,
Kate Nash,
Lady Gaga,
man-hating,
Nelly Furtado,
what is a feminist,
who is a feminist
April 19, 2010
It’s official. You’re now allowed to have two mums or dads in the UK as gay and lesbian couples can both sign the birth certificates of their children. Previously, only the birth mother would be allowed and the second mother would have had to fight her way for legal recognition as a guardian in the ...
Tags: birth certificates,
equal rights,
equality,
gay,
gay marriage,
gay rights,
homosexuality,
legislation,
lesbian,
lesbian parents,
parents,
parents rights,
two mums
November 29, 2009
Maternity leave gives women too much choice. Many make the wrong decision and mess up their careers permanently. It is up to the government to protect these women from themselves, and force them to make the politically correct, feminist decision. At least according Too Much Maternity Leave Hurts Careers by Maurice Chittenden.
November 27, 2009
A New York Times article published this week looks at the stigma that surrounds cousin marriage in the United States. With 10 per cent of marriages world wide taking place between cousins, what is the harm? Well, genetic deformities are killing people in the Arab world. We meet some couples in the article who share ...
October 26, 2009
Jessica Valenti, the founder of Feministing, has responded to the criticism about her marriage. Frankly, I am sick to death of hearing about it; there is absolutely nothing wrong with a feminist getting married.
Tags: career,
childcare,
equal rights,
equality,
feminism,
feminist,
feminist marriage,
Jessica Valenti,
marriage,
respect,
wedding
October 16, 2009
The Case Against Breastfeeding is an article rife with contradictions. The author, Hanna Rosin, is still actively breastfeeding her youngest, for starters. She takes science to task for making mother’s milk the gold standard in childcare while arguing that the establishment is pushing it based on common sense. She has picked an easy target, because ...