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Women of color in women’s history: Part four-Asian and Asian Pacific Americans
Pele – Goddess of Hawaii’s Volcanoes, by Herb Kane Pele, “She Who Shapes The Sacred Land,” is a fiery goddess of Hawaii, who demands notice. Her volcanic aspect belies the sterotypical imagery we often
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Midday open thread
This thread is wearing a hoodie. Geraldo Rivera thinks it deserves to die. But…does George Zimmerman have a lot of thready friends to use as a defense? We shall see. Former Vice President Cheney
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Gender pay gap is worst in the financial industry
In case you needed another reason to disapprove of Wall Street’s role in our economy and society, here you go. According to a Bloomberg analysis of census data on men’s and women’s income in
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Republicans face massive gender deficit
In 2008, President Barack Obama won women 56-43, while narrowly edging out John McCain among men 49-48. That 12-point gender gap appeared massive at the time, but it appears that we’re headed toward an
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When men were free
I am running for President of the United States to reverse the course we are on under President Obama. Our government everyday and in every way is ordering us around, trampling our freedoms, curtailing
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One perspective regarding the Supreme Court and the Affordable Care Act
Will the Supreme Court send us back in time? Starting Monday, March 26, the Supreme Court will be hearing arguments on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PDF), or ACA.
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DC politicos, Hollywood players rumble over R-rated ’Bully’
“Bully” director Lee Hirsch talks to press on the red carpet at the film’s New York City premiere Tuesday. Lee Hirsch’s documentary Bully had its New York City premiere on Tuesday night. The documentary
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Abbreviated Pundit Round-up: Continuing muddled Republican thinking
Visual source: Newseum Dan Balz: Advisers to the president now see their likely rival as having suffered potentially permanent damage from a campaign in which he has had to run to the right to
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Sunday Talk: This never happened
With his double-digit victory over Rick Santorum in Tuesday’s Illinois primary, Mitt Romney appeared to be back in the driver’s seat of the GOP race for president. Wednesday morning, he received the coveted endorsement
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