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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Thursday, April 9, 2015. Earnings on Need v. Merit. I think both issues are important but I wanted to flag that their underlying concerns are based on distinct theories of compensation. However, the wage gap originated in the idea that men needed their wages more because they had families to support, while women who worked just for "pin money." Women's wages were for fun amusements while men's wages put food on the table for hungry children. Posted by Blog Host.

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Observations of a Red State Feminist: June 2014

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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Saturday, June 28, 2014. So, You're a Republican? I know the term "Red State Feminist" is confusing to many. Some may think that embracing that label, I am indicating I am a registered Republican. Actually, I am not. I have lived in red states all my life, but I'm pretty progressive. Think about how narrow the potential audience for those two key issues. Abortion is only a potential choice for women of child-bearing years. The average age for the onset of menses ...

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Observations of a Red State Feminist: Back Story Part III (Young Adult Years)

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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Friday, December 13, 2013. Back Story Part III (Young Adult Years). But during my 20s, I was somewhat insulated from gender issues because I began my work life in a female dominated profession. There were so few men beyond the head custodian. It was a bit like being in a convent! When I was a kid. And. Meanwhile, in my 20s, I fell in love and eventually married a great guy. We had met at church in college. He was a professional in a. Boy, was I wrong! Simple template...

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Observations of a Red State Feminist: Back Story Part II (College)

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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Tuesday, December 10, 2013. Back Story Part II (College). Posted by Blog Host. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Back Story Part IV (Gradual Epiphany). Back Story Part III (Young Adult Years). Back Story Part II (College). Back Story Part I (Growing Up). Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Observations of a Red State Feminist: Back Story Part IV (Gradual Epiphany)

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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Friday, December 20, 2013. Back Story Part IV (Gradual Epiphany). And this was equally true of the women I knew. Even in law school, the other female students generally were not fond of anything that focused on their gender. There was sort of a head in the sand approach to sexism. Most of the women were perfectly content with the way things were. And they were smart and confident in their ability to make their way in what was still a man's world. I remember my 3L yea...

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Observations of a Red State Feminist: April 2015

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Observations of a Red State Feminist. Thursday, April 9, 2015. Earnings on Need v. Merit. I think both issues are important but I wanted to flag that their underlying concerns are based on distinct theories of compensation. However, the wage gap originated in the idea that men needed their wages more because they had families to support, while women who worked just for "pin money." Women's wages were for fun amusements while men's wages put food on the table for hungry children. Posted by Blog Host.

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Thursday, April 26, 2012. Bachmann Played the “Gender Card”? Just prior to the Iowa caucus last January, the results of which prompted Representative Bachmann’s decision to end her run for the GOP nomination for president, one article particularly got my attention. The headline was “Bachmann plays gender card as Iowa GOP vote nears.”. It is available at the link below:. Mr Baskst also n...

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Christianity and the Law Blog: Humility and Pride

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Monday, September 16, 2013. I am new to social media and recently "liked" Anne Lamott, the Christian author. She posted something recently that included what she described as an old joke. I'd never heard it before, but it is quite apropos of the new direction of this blog. The joke asks, "what is the difference between us and God? I encourage us all to remember that. Whenever we fee...

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Christianity and the Law Blog: June 2012

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Thursday, June 28, 2012. American Teacher (2011) (Overview of Film). I came across the documentary American Teacher. As I learning about education policy to teach a new course on Homeschooling and the Law. Is a film about the challenges that public educators face. A lack of resources (e.g., materials, time, support) to do one’s job is one huge challenge addressed. Used to be able to sup...

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Christianity and the Law Blog: September 2011

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Friday, September 30, 2011. Guest Blogger Michael P. O'Connor on the Executions of Brewer and Davis. Russell Brewer and Troy Davis: Should Your Christian Conscience be More Troubled by the Execution of the Guilty than of the Innocent? By Michael P. O’Connor. On Wednesday, September 21, 2011 two men were executed. To their everlasting credit, members of his victim’s immediate famil...

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Wednesday, November 23, 2011. I am a fan of local community newspapers for a variety of reasons. I have a lot of respect for people who work hard to serve their communities in any capacity. Journalists for small local newspapers certainly aren’t in it for the big bucks. You can access that editorial below. Http:/ westvalleyview.com/main.asp? Jesus never used an iPad and I doubt he ever ...

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Christianity and the Law Blog: September 2012

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Sunday, September 30, 2012. The Economics of “Having It All”. One of the many responses to Dr. Slaughter’s article was by economist and mom, Adriene Hill. Her response was couched in economic terms and appeared in the radio program “Marketplace.”. Her response is available at the following link:. Http:/ www.marketplace.org/topics/life/economics-having-it-all. The ideal is that it does.

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Monday, January 30, 2012. To continue in the theme of the prior blog post, I wanted to write a bit about Polar Express. The author of the book was actually one of the interviewees in the Biography. Episode mentioned in the prior post. I first became aware of the Polar Express. Book in the 1990s when I was an elementary school teacher. At the time, Polar Express. Is that a young boy on C...

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Christianity and the Law Blog. This is a blog exploring the intersection of Christianity and the American legal system. Monday, March 26, 2012. Bill Maher’s Use of the “C” Word and the “T” Word. In my last post, I mentioned that some conservatives have defended Rush Limbaugh's attack on Sandra Fluke by asserting that certain liberals are just as misogynistic. The main focus of such assertions has been comedian, Bill Maher. The link below takes you to one of the many articles covering this controversy.

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