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blog.bethcodes.com
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| | | | | A summary from YodasEvilTwin on Slashdot: "The internet is dominated by sexist men, which discourages women from getting involved in related fields." I add a bunch morecaveats, references... | |
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nkjemisin.com
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| | | | | This has nothing to do with writing, though it is partly inspired by some stuff I've seen in the SF/F blogosphere lately. Sorry in advance for that. Heard today about the decline of the Tribune company, which once managed some of the most respected newspapers in the United States. There are probably a lot of reasons why the company fell apart, not the least of which is the general decline of print media overall, but I was struck by this article's descriptions of changes that occurred at the company headquarters when new management took over. Among other things, the new [...] | |
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curt-rice.com
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| | | | | It's true in higher education, it's true in law firms, it's true in hospitals (it's even true in monarchies!): women can get far, but they can't get all the way to the... | |
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jembendell.com
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| | | The text discusses new ideas on responses to the situation in Gaza. The author reflects on the complicity of international players, especially the U.S., in supporting Israel, and calls for a unified response to challenge this injustice. Alternatives for activism include informed dialogue, strategic boycotts, and collective action, underscoring the necessity for societal engagement in... | ||
