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Jezebel – “Why’s This So Good?”
Jay Rogers January 23, 2013 Eugene, OR – Today, Katie Baker of Jezebel published a piece titled Introducing ‘Objectify a Man in Tech’ Day. Inspired by Nieman Storyboard’s category Why’s This so Good, I’m going to discuss why Baker’s piece … Continue reading
Active Modern Feminism
Feminism embodies many false stereotypes–in my opinion, many more than any other demographic group. Maybe you’ve heard ugly, old-fashioned, man-haters, dyke. While it’s true the most widely-known wave of feminism is Suffrage, that is not the first nor even the … Continue reading
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