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...cited a 1992 controversy involving the parody of New England Law School Professor Mary Joe Frug by the Harvard Law Revue. This publication sought to satirize The Harvard Law Review, which had published one of Frug's feminist essays shortly after she was murdered in April...
Most of Hillary's political capital can be traced to her status as a feminist icon. Why she is revered as such is entirely inexplicable. She is an intelligent enough individual (holding degrees from Wellesley and the Yale Law School) but cannot boast any exceptional achievements of her own. Her entire career has been derivative of her husband...
...therapy to diagnose his own longing for female love and yet has learned sufficiently little from his expensive vocabulary to chase his analysis with a request for a blow job. There's Artie (Garry Shandling), Eddie's pal who possesses the almost laudable ability to ignore decades of feminist screaming and offer his friend the sexy runaway (young Oscar-winner Anna Paquin) he's found in an elevator as a `pet.' There's Mickey (Kevin Spacey), Eddie's best friend, whose overtreated platinum blond hair is a testament to the excess that leads him to shag woman after woman...
Tobin's column is not about separating religion from state recognition. That has already been accomplished. It is about silencing religious viewpoints in our political discourse because she disagrees with their stance on abortion, homosexuality and feminist liberation--even if it means a few more immoral executions of inmates on death row. In other words, I don't like some of the messenger's religious beliefs, so let's ignore the validity of the message. I can't imagine what this philosophy would have done for a religious leader named Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960's. CHRISTOPHER...
Humor and broad empathies cushion the obviousness of Nattel's feminist subtext. So does her supple narrative technique, which weds the discipline of scholarship with artistic license. The River Midnight is inspired matchmaking. What a critic wrote after seeing a 1916 Chagall exhibition could be said of Nattel's Blaszka: "That this 'Jewish hole' [Chagall's term for his birthplace], dirty and smelly, with its winding streets, its blind houses and its ugly people, bowed down by poverty, can be thus attired in charm, poetry and beauty...this is what enchants us and surprises us at the same time...