SCHLUSSEL: Title IX for Jihadi Chicks & Billionatrix Golfers

DebbieSchlussel.com ^ | April 12, 2005 | Debbie Schlussel

[Cool Chick]

Title IX for Jihadi Chicks and Billionatrix Golfers April 12, 2005 By Debbie Schlussel

The strange new equality of the Islamic jihad has arrived on our shores.

Yet, feminist Martha Burk is complaining about women wearing pink.

Thursday, The New York Times reported that two 16-year-old girls from New York City were arrested in March because they planned homicide bombings.

Saying they are “from New York City” is kind of a stretch. The girls were actually from Bangladesh and Guinea and are in the U.S. illegally, as are their families. Both families have overstayed their visas—and welcomes—by more than a decade.

[Cool Chick]

Remember Martha Burk from Augusta National feminism fame? She's back, denouncing Bush and the color pink. And Schlussel dug up her ties to terrorists, plus her unwillingness to stop female Islamic terrorists on our shores. Feminist or phony? We know the answer

[econ_grad]

The present education secretary is also a title 9 jihadi and a Bush appointee.

[68skylark]

No, Martha Burk is decrying the color pink. Not just for her own harsh visage, which could badly use some pastels. But for all American women. Pink is “retro in the worst sense of the word,” Burk told The New York Times Sunday Magazine. “We are back in the 50’s.”

Yes, it’s not the hijab-encrusted would-be homicidal jihadists on our shores that Martha Burk-a is worried about. It’s the pretty blonde girls wearing pink mini-skirts and polo shirts we should be scared of. Right?

Funny!

[massgopguy]

That reminds me. Isn't "Stacked" making its network debut tonight?

[Lori675]

Debbie Schlussel is great on the Stern show.

[benjaminjjones]

women wearing pink

Funny you should mention that.

I went out to a friend's restaurant for the Sox / Yankees opener yesterday afternoon and saw no less than six women walk by the front window wearing eye-blinding Hot Pink (and there weren't that many people out on the street).

I asked the female bartender if she'd gotten some kind of women-only memo, but she didn't have a clue.

Guess the women's magazines dictated that pink was this year's spring color, not that I mind :-)