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You are a New Left Hipster, also known as a MoveOn.org liberal, a Netroots activist, or a Daily Show fanatic. You believe that if we really want to defend American values, conservatives must be exposed, mocked, and assailed for every fanatical, puritanical, warmongering, Constitution-shredding ideal for which they stand.
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| You Are 96% Feminist |
You are a total feminist. This doesn't mean you're a man hater (in fact, you may be a man).You just think that men and women should be treated equally. It's a simple idea but somehow complicated for the world to put into action. |
I am so mind-blowingly horrified right now that I’m having a hard time stringing together a coherent sentence. So bear with me, please.
As an American woman living in the UK, I will be the first one to admit that I’m way out of touch with the American media. I see snippets [...]
Filed under: The World Has Gone Absolutely Loopy, feminism | Tagged: false stereotypes, fucking nuts, media, sexism, television | 4 Comments »
I hadn’t actually meant to do a running commentary on British television shows, but I’m noticing more and more shows that really speak to me as a Fat Woman and a Woman Seeking Self Acceptance that I just can’t help it.
So class, today’s topic is Channel 4’s series How To Look Good Naked. I have [...]
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The BBC has started a week-long series of shows entitled “What’s Really in our Food?” Ironically, they have been shown from 9:15-10 a.m., the time I usually have my breakfast, after walking the girls to school.
On the one hand, it’s been a bit of a learning experience. Even though I’ve lived out here for nearly [...]
Filed under: food, obesity epidemic | Tagged: BBC, media, television | 2 Comments »
