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Marital Status Shouldn't Matter at the Mikvah

Last year, I attended Genesis, a summer program for Jewish high school students at Brandeis University. It was truly the most amazing experience of my life,... Read more

The 20 May 2013 by Starofdavida
Debate, Religion, Society,
How the Pregnant and Parenting Student Access to Education Act Can Help Teen Moms

My senior year of college, two of my roommates and I watched Teen Mom CONSTANTLY. I liked to pretend I wasn’t watching it, but the conversation usually went... Read more

The 20 May 2013 by Juliez
Society,
Unusual Suspect!

This part is in continuation or to be more precise, the last part. You can read the first part by clicking Naked truth!. You can read the second part of the... Read more

The 20 May 2013 by Saurabh2461986
Life Coach, Lifestyle,
[#wiscfi Liveblog] What the Secular Movement Can Learn from Other Social...

After just four hours of sleep, I’m back to blogging. This is a panel with Debbie Goddard, Carrie Poppy, Desiree Schell, and Greta Christina, and moderated by... Read more

The 19 May 2013 by Brute Reason
Society,
Let Me Explain Mervyn: Change.org/banknotes

- Caroline Criado-PerezOn this auspicious day in 2013, Mervyn King, our esteemed Governor of that august institution, the Bank of England, graced the airwaves... Read more

The 19 May 2013 by Weekwoman
Society,
[#wiscfi Liveblog] Secularism: A Right and Demand of Women Worldwide

Next up is Maryam Namazie, a blogger and activist who’s been involved with tons of secular organizations: Equal Rights Now, the One Law for All Campaign... Read more

The 18 May 2013 by Brute Reason
Society,
[#wiscfi Liveblog] The History of Atheism, Feminism, and the Science of Brains

Now up: Jennifer Michael Hecht, a poet and author of three books about history. She has a PhD in the history of science from Columbia, and teaches at the New... Read more

The 18 May 2013 by Brute Reason
Society,
[#wiscfi Liveblog] Why the Lost History of Secular Women Matters Today

Susan Jacoby is up! She is a journalist and author who’s written a bunch of awesome books, including The Age of American Unreason, which I recently read. Read more

The 18 May 2013 by Brute Reason
Society,
[#wiscfi Liveblog] Sexism and Religion: Can the Knot Be Untied?

I’m finally up and watching Katha Pollitt speak! Pollitt is a poet (say that five times fast) and a columnist for The Nation.10:10: I chose the topic of my... Read more

The 18 May 2013 by Brute Reason
Society,
School Said They Would Support Me With Potty Training

My daughter was born in July so would be one of the youngest in her class, just before her third birthday we went to an open evening at the school we had applie... Read more

The 18 May 2013 by Therealsupermum
Family, Parenting, Self Expression,