Feminism

Perviously, I blogged about seeing a great play called "The Most Massive Woman Wins". Here's an interesting postscript: Another theatre major friend of mine went ot see the performance with her parents (she's originally from Columbia, so she lives with them). However, they were not at all pleased with the language used in the play (there are a few swear words, and plenty of references to sex and sexuality). She said that she was lectured for almost an hour by her parents, who said that she shoud'nt attend or be cast in plays that are so "unchristian". Someone asked her what would've happened if she had been cast in it. After a good deal of thought, she said "They would probably kick me out out of the house."  Read More »

Tonight I ushered at the final performance of "The Most Massive Woman Wins" at the Warehouse Theatre. I'ts about four women waiting at a liposuction clinic, and their personal stories about wight and body image.  Read More »

I'm willing to bet that you clicked this post because you saw a blatant contradiction in the title. I don't think that is the case at all though. If you take a look at what the Bible says, I believe you will find a message that mirrors a lot of feminist thinking today.  Read More »

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Feminism, not fuck or any of those others...(which I probably will write about in future blogs...)  Read More »

How would you feel about publicly pledging your virginity to your dad?

All across the country girls from age 7 and above are getting all dolled up to go on dates with their dads to special dances called Purity Balls. There, they dance, eat cake, have fun and publicly pledge their sexual purity to their dads.  Read More »

    Saudi Women Lobby for Right to Drive Women in Saudi Arabia, the only country that bans women drivers, have formed the Committee of Demanders of Women’s Right to Drive Cars  Read More »

The following is a link to “The Solitude of Self” by Stanton:http://gos.sbc.edu/s/stantoncady1.html  Read More »