- Recommended Reading for Décadi, 20 Ventôse CCXVIII
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- We Need to Consider More than Universities
There’s a lot of really good stuff out in the blogoamorphia about sexual assault on uni campuses. The focus is specifically on USian colleges and universities though Rape Culture exists pretty much everywhere with only slight variation. It’s worth reading, if you’re up to reading about sexual assault at all. ...
- Judge Orders New York to Move Mentally Ill Out of Adult Homes
From the New York Times:
New York State must begin moving thousands of people with mental illness into their own apartments or small homes and out of large, institutional adult homes that keep them segregated from society, a federal judge ordered on Monday. The decision, by Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis of Federal District Court in Brooklyn, ...
- Recommended Reading for JD 2455264.5
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- Black, Hispanic, Poor people wait longer for breast cancer treatment, experience more recurrences
In the USA, Black women have the highest mortality from breast cancer of any other group, despite the rate of diagnosis of breast cancer being highest in White women. Hispanic women have a lower breast cancer diagnosis incidence than either, but mortality rates are disproportionately high in Hispanic women also. Here are the CDC incidence ...
- International Women’s Day: Subverting the Narrative
So, for International Women’s Day, I want to remind readers that there are certain stories that we tell about certain women, and that these stories have a purpose.
Perhaps we can subvert that.
- Recommended Reading for Stardate 63649.1
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- Quick Hit — 4D Plexes
Our local theater in South Korea has one of the first and only 4D Plexes in the world (and it is currently showing Avatar, so I could possibly be entertained and annoyed and over-stimulated all at once! Whee!).
“The way the company finally cornered that elusive fourth dimension is by engaging all five senses: moving ...
- Singing in Sign
One of the things that drove me up the wall about a certain popular television show that I’m not going to talk about was the scene with the “Deaf Choir”. I put “Deaf Choir” in scare quotes here because, while the members of the choir showed in that show were Deaf, that didn’t look ...
- Question Time: Shortcuts
Question Time is a series in which we open up the floor to you, commenters. We invite you to share as you feel comfortable.
Are there any “shortcuts” to save time/energy/et cetera that you make use of in daily life? How did you discover or hear about them? How do they help with your condition(s), if ...