Monthly Archives: February 2011

I Stand with Planned Parenthood.

This post is part of Fair and Feminist’s I Stand with Planned Parenthood Blog Carnival. This post also has a bit of TMI. Just sayin’. Last week, when the US House of Representatives voted to withhold federal funds from Planned … Continue reading

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Asshole of the Day (Part Deux)

It’s been a great day for women, no? [h/t @AnnaHolmes]

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Asshole of the Day

Indiana Congressman Mike Pence, the man behind the House amendment to defund Planned Parenthood. The amendment passed 239-184. I don’t have a transcript and I don’t have the stomach to type one out, but the gist is “Fuck women, poor people, … Continue reading

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Quote of the Day

Courtesy of Kansas state Rep. Connie O’Brien. At a recent Federal Affairs and State Affairs committee meeting, O’Brien described  how she spotted an undocumented immigrant at her son’s community college. When pressed on how she knew the woman was undocumented, O’Brien … Continue reading

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Giveaway: America Libre & House Divided

Win a copy of Raul Ramos y Sanchez’s two books, America Libre and House Divided, courtesy of Hachette Book Group! As the events of House Divided unfolded, one thing immediately came to mind: this is precisely the kind of book … Continue reading

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Original.

BBC show “Top Gear” on the characteristics of a Mexican sports car: Tortillas, sombreros, laziness, sleeping against a fence…y’all are soooo witty. Racism Review lists this contact info if you want to get your protest on: By email/telephone tgweb@bbc.co.uk or … Continue reading

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