Tag Archives: women

I don’t know how free Amish women are

Bryan Caplan writes: Ques­tion: How free are Amish women com­pared to other Amer­i­can women?  I say they’re just as free.  I also say, against Will Wilkin­son, that their “for­mal free­dom” is morally sig­nif­i­cant. If the Amish used threats of vio­lence to keep their women in, it would be a ter­ri­ble crime.  As mat­ters stand, though,

unintended consequences: Stupak Amendment & miscarriages edition

One of the most inter­est­ing things I have read about the Stu­pak Amend­ment is this: Will the Stu­pak Amend­ment Affect Insur­ance Cov­er­age for Mis­car­riages? I Think So Sadly, the author expe­ri­enced a mis­car­riage recently. In her case, as some­times hap­pens, the fetus had yet to be expelled. She was put in the dif­fi­cult posi­tion of either wait­ing

madeleine albright thinks I'm going to hell

The other day, I saw a Madeleine Albright quote in my Twit­ter time­line. I don’t know if this Time mag­a­zine inter­view is the orig­i­nal source, but this is the quote (bold): What advice do you have for women who want respect from their male col­leagues? Dana Philbin, CHICAGO Women have to be active lis­ten­ers and

Cargo, your lip gloss insults my intelligence

If you are not famil­iar with Sarah Hask­ins and her video series, “Tar­get Women,” you should be! She does a great job of hilar­i­ously expos­ing the absur­di­ties of adver­tis­ing that, well, tar­gets women. In the Sarah Hask­ins spirit, I have to share with you my unhap­pi­ness with this prod­uct, Cargo Clas­sic Lip Gloss. Ordi­nar­ily, I would