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  • New laws aim to provide better access to feminine hygiene products in Illinois

    08/06/2021 7:54:17 AM PDT · by AT7Saluki · 40 replies
    The Center Square ^ | 8/5/21 | Kevin Bessler
    Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a package of bills into law to try to make feminine hygiene products more accessible in Illinois, but some lawmakers have raised concerns about the cost and effectiveness of the measures. One measure, House Bill 641, requires all public universities and community colleges to provide free feminine hygiene products in campus bathrooms. “Approximately half our population experiences menstruation throughout a significant portion of their lifetimes,” said the bill’s sponsor, Rep. Katie Stuart, D-Edwardsville. “This is a normal function of our biology and needs to be seen and treated as such.
  • U.S. Episcopal Diocese Votes to Stop Using Masculine Pronouns for God

    02/04/2018 4:33:01 PM PST · by marshmallow · 53 replies
    WASHINGTON, D.C., February 1, 2018 (LifeSiteNews) – The Episcopal church in the Diocese of Washington, D.C., passed a resolution last week to stop using masculine pronouns for God in future updates to its Book of Common Prayer. The resolution to stop using "gendered language for God" was passed quickly by delegates to the Diocese's 123rd Convention. “If revision of the Book of Common Prayer is authorized, to utilize expansive language for God from the rich sources of feminine, masculine, and non-binary imagery for God found in Scripture and tradition and, when possible, to avoid the use of gendered pronouns for...
  • God's Judging America: He’s Giving Us Gutless Leaders and Effeminate Men

    10/27/2013 5:54:11 AM PDT · by Kaslin · 88 replies
    Townhall.com ^ | October 27, 2013 | Doug Giles
    Hey, reader: have you ever noticed the lack of men in our culture nowadays? You haven’t? Well, then allow me to be the first to tell you that you’re either… a. Blind, undoubtedly deaf and you probably live in a van down by the river. b. You’re simply not paying attention. c. You are too young to have a historical reference point to when men were actually men and not giddy and roughed X-Factor hopefuls, or turkey-necked, unprincipled politicians, or earring sporting “ministers” of the “gospel”. d. All of the above. Now … please note that I didn’t say males...
  • DancingWTStars Bristol Palin to Win it All? Looking Possible...Week 8 Mon Live Thread 8pm

    11/08/2010 4:55:01 PM PST · by Dr. Scarpetta · 496 replies
    Associated Content ^ | 11/8/10 | Carol Whyte
    DWTS Season 11 enters its eighth week of competition tonight (Nov 8) and thus, the Bristol Palin enigma continues. 'Bristol the Pistol' has taken aim & shot down better qualified & much more fiercely talented candidates in her quiet wake to win the coveted mirror ball trophy. But the burning question remains: how does Palin continue to linger on the competition & stir the ire of many DWTS fans who view the show as a talent (not popularity) contest? While continually scoring at or near the bottom of the Judge's leader board since the onset of Season 11, Palin has...
  • Anna Wintour lashes back at Hillary Clinton [ Vogue Editor: Hillary Fears Looking Too Feminine! ]

    01/18/2008 9:13:03 PM PST · by melt · 18 replies · 1,520+ views
    shinystyle.tv ^ | 1/18/08 | shinystyle.tv
    You know it's that time again, election time, when politicos start invading our favorite fashion magazines. But one candidate who won't be appearing in one venerable fashion tome is Hillary Clinton who backed out of a spot in Vogue. According to WWD, Clinton was all set to appear in US Vogue during the presidential race but backed out late last fall before the photo shoot was due to take place for fear of appearing too feminine. You would think it was pretty clear Clinton has nothing against Vogue considering her traveling chief of staff Huma Abedin has been gracing the...
  • Names really do make a difference

    04/30/2007 10:01:40 AM PDT · by LibWhacker · 78 replies · 1,854+ views
    Guardian | The Observer ^ | 4/29/07 | Anushka Asthana
    Research shows that girls with 'feminine' names steer clear of 'masculine' maths and scienceParents are being warned to think long and hard when choosing names for their babies as research has discovered that girls who are given very feminine names, such as Anna, Emma or Elizabeth, are less likely to study maths or physics after the age of 16, a remarkable study has found. Both subjects, which are traditionally seen as predominantly male, are far more popular among girls with names such as Abigail, Lauren and Ashley, which have been judged as less feminine in a linguistic test. The effect...
  • Men-Only Church Times Sermons, Meets in Gym

    04/11/2007 9:02:50 AM PDT · by jacknhoo · 11 replies · 482+ views
    The Christian Post ^ | Sat, Apr. 07 2007 | By Jim Ellis
    Men-Only Church Times Sermons, Meets in Gym Organizers of the Church For Men say that guys are "bored stiff" in many churches today. Sat, Apr. 07, 2007 Posted: 15:35:38 PM EST -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - No hymnals. No pews. No steeple. No stained glass windows. And no women. This ain't your grandma's church. Organizers of the Church For Men say that guys are "bored stiff" in many churches today. "We try to make it interesting for them. We meet in a gym and we talk about issues that mess men up," said Mike Ellis, 46, the church's founder....
  • Feminine Side Of ADHD: Attention Disorder Has Lasting Impact On Girls

    07/11/2006 3:24:49 PM PDT · by blam · 112 replies · 1,690+ views
    Science News ^ | 7-11-2006 | Bruce Bower
    Feminine Side of ADHD: Attention disorder has lasting impact on girls Bruce Bower Although hyperactive behavior often abates during the teen years for girls with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, many struggle with serious academic, emotional, and social problems related to that condition, a 5-year study finds. Compared with teenage girls who had no psychiatric disorder, those with ADHD had difficulties that included delinquency, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, poor mathematics and reading achievement, rejection by peers, and lack of planning skills, reports a team led by psychologist Stephen P. Hinshaw of the University of California, Berkeley. "ADHD in girls is likely...
  • A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....04-05-06....Katherine Harris - Happy Birthday!

    04/04/2006 10:03:46 PM PDT · by DollyCali · 376 replies · 4,987+ views
    DollyCali; JulieRNR21 | April 5, 2006 | dollycali; JulieRNR21
    A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day Free Republic made its debut in September, 1996, and the forum was added in early 1997.   Over 100,000 people have registered for posting privileges on Free Republic, and the forum is read daily by tens of thousands of concerned citizens and patriots from all around the country and the world. A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day was introduced on June 24, 2002. It's only a small room in JimRob's house where we can get to know one another a little better; salute and support our military and our leaders; pray for those in...
  • How make-up masks that feminine glow

    11/02/2005 11:39:25 AM PST · by Tamar1973 · 255 replies · 3,645+ views
    The Daily Mail ^ | November 2, 2005 | JULIE WHELDON
    Previous studies have suggested that men who are fertile have more attractive faces. In the latest research, scientists at St Andrews University established a similar pattern in women - and then looked further to examine the effect cosmetics have on this gift of nature. They found that make-up could improve the appearance of the less attractive woman, thus confusing the instincts of the male into thinking she was more fertile than she actually was. But on the good-looking woman, it did not improve her chances of attracting a partner. She would be just as successful relying on her natural beauty....
  • Ingredient in cosmetics, toys a safety concern

    10/06/2005 11:42:49 AM PDT · by Seth Monroe · 38 replies · 1,527+ views
    The Wallstreet Journal ^ | Oct. 4, 2005 | Peter Waldman
    In the 12th week of a human pregnancy, the momentous event of gender formation begins, as X and Y chromosomes trigger biochemical reactions that shape male or female organs. Estrogens carry the process forward in girls, while in boys, male hormones called androgens do. Now scientists have indications the process may be influenced from beyond the womb, raising a fresh debate over industrial chemicals and safety. In rodent experiments, common chemicals called phthalates, used in a wide variety of products from toys to cosmetics to pills, can block the action of fetal androgens. The result is what scientists call demasculinized...
  • Analysis of the Personality of Adolph Hitler

    04/01/2005 7:33:07 PM PST · by w6ai5q37b · 24 replies · 1,665+ views
    Cornell Law School Library ^ | October, 1943 | Henry Murray
    In 1943, the Allied forces wanted to understand Hitler's psychological makeup in order to predict, to the extent possible, his behavior as the Allies continued their prosecution of the war and his response to Germany's defeat. The Allies were also seeking to understand the German national psyche to gain an understanding of how to convert them into a "peace-loving nation." This report was written for the OSS by Dr. Henry A. Murray, pre-war Director of the Harvard Psychological Clinic and head of the OSS. Dr. Murray obviously was forced by circumstances to psychoanalyze his subject from a distance. He gathered...
  • Laura Bush "pitied" for not being Co-President

    01/25/2005 1:05:54 PM PST · by llevrok · 40 replies · 1,695+ views
    The American Thinker ^ | jan 26, 2005
    In the column, Ms. Ager claims that while First Lady Laura Bush seems friendly and well-read, it disturbs her that Mrs. Bush is such a popular figure throughout the country in spite of public ignorance as to her feelings on the latest federal highway project or her stance on Supreme Court appointments.
  • Do the Fathers Support Scott Hahn’s Theory?

    11/14/2004 9:30:36 AM PST · by Land of the Irish · 55 replies · 1,105+ views
    The Remnant Newspaper ^ | Robert Sungenis
    Despite Scott Hahn's appeal to popular Catholics such as Maximilian Kolbe, Edith Stein or Helen Hull Hitchcock, Catholic dogma says nothing in support of Hahn's attempt to identify the Holy Spirit as the feminine side of the Trinity. Likewise, it is not surprising that Hahn finds virtually no support among the Fathers. Of the over two hundred Fathers at his disposal, Hahn can find no Latin Fathers who agree with him. This is quite a lacuna in the evidence, considering the voluminous writings of Augustine, Jerome and Ambrose. Of the scores of Eastern Fathers, Hahn can only find four rather...
  • The Metrosexual Superpower

    07/18/2004 5:18:35 AM PDT · by True Capitalist · 29 replies · 1,816+ views
    Foreign Policy ^ | July/August 2004 | Parag Khanna
    The Metrosexual Superpower By Parag Khanna July/August 2004 The stylish European Union struts past the bumbling United States on the catwalk of global diplomacy. According to Michael Flocker's 2003 bestseller, The Metrosexual Guide to Style: A Handbook for the Modern Man, the trendsetting male icons of the 21st century must combine the coercive strengths of Mars and the seductive wiles of Venus. Put simply, metrosexual men are muscular but suave, confident yet image-conscious, assertive yet clearly in touch with their feminine sides. Just consider British soccer star David Beckham. He is married to former Spice Girl Victoria “Posh” Adams, but...
  • Iraqis Alarmed Over Troops' Feminine Frisking

    06/28/2003 7:00:46 AM PDT · by blam · 6 replies · 224+ views
    IOL ^ | 6-27-2003
    Iraqis alarmed over troops' feminine frisking June 27 2003 at 06:04PM Baghdad - United States security concerns have clashed with Iraq's traditional culture in a potentially volatile flap over American men frisking Iraqi women. The practice is not widespread, and the Americans say they use it only as a last resort. But tales of such incidents - and television footage of a male American soldier patting down a chador-clad Iraqi woman - have sparked outrage in Iraq. The issue is being talked about throughout the country - in homes and cafes and during sermons by religious readers at Friday prayers....