Did you know marriage eludes modern women? I had no idea, but I do appreciate being informed of this. As Suzanne Venker said in her article in National Review, women have a better shot today than ever before for martial bliss. With the most freedom, flexibility and privileges than ever before women are waiting longer [...]
Top 25 Female Athletes
This week GQ came out with its “25 Coolest Athletes Ever” list. Apparently everyone worth being on this list was male (as Dave Zirin pointed out in the Nation)! I realize this is a men’s magazine. And not just any men’s magazine, but one that evicts a cigar smoking, back room gathering, manly men [...]
Are Chore Wars Just a War to Women?
Over the last two weeks there has been a flurry of articles and blog posts about the so called “chore wars”. It all started with Time Magazine. I found all the information about how hard it is to divide up the chores fairly. While on vacation, my mom, sister-in-law and I were talking about how [...]
Gender Roles Go To the Beach
I spent last week sitting on a beach reading Bossypants and an alternate version of Pride and Prejudice. Yes, you are feeling jealousy right now. If it helps I’m back to the real world and work. While sitting on the beach reading I noticed an interesting beach phenomenon. While at a family oriented resort, I [...]
Can milk save men from the PMS monster?
We’ve all seen commercials that made us want to *not* buy a product. For men like myself, that might be the effect of a new “Got Milk?” campaign aiming to convince men that milk can reduce the symptoms of PMS. The campaign is centered around the micro-site everythingidoiswrong.com, which features a few basic flash graphics [...]
When Men Are Absent From the Debate on Abortion
This past Father’s Day, President Obama delivered a weekly address in which he discussed the importance of having present, engaged fathers. While I think we’re all on the same page on that one, I wonder if our determination to give women control of their bodies is not inadvertently sending men the signal that they should [...]
Seated By A Creeper
Tuesday night I went to the Nationals game. They were finally back in from a 10 day road trip, Zimmerman was back in the line -up, it was a beautiful night for baseball. Within minutes of taking our seats I felt like the guy in front of us was paying a little too much attention [...]
Why My Boyfriend Should Stop Following Charlie Sheen
Violence against women is serious. And it seems to be discussed everywhere lately. So why is all the talk about Charlie Sheen focused on the crazy things he’s been saying and not on the women he has abused and threatened. I missed the beginning, or the beginning of the end (it is coming to an [...]
The Education of Brooksley Born, Part II: The Lesson
The Players: Robert Rubin: Secretary of the Treasury during Clinton’s presidency, after which he joined the board of Citibank; has been an economic advisor to Obama Larry Summers: Deputy Secretary of the Treasury under Clinton; later, Secretary of the Treasury; under Obama, was head of the White House National Economic Council until December, 2010 Arthur [...]
Catcalling and Gang Rape: The Manifestations of Global Gender Discrimination
Angelique’s village was invaded in the middle of the night. She was tied up and suspended between two trees, her legs spread wide apart. Seven men violently plunged themselves into her before she passed out from severe, torturous pain. Later, they shoved sticks up her ruined and ravaged vagina. She developed a medical condition that [...]



