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We live and have lived with such ironies and contradictions in America. Yet, many of us still dream the American dream no matter how bad things get personally. Do you agree?
How do you feel about the "American Dream"? Have you achieved it? Are you in pursuit of it? Do you feel that it is a delusion? - Story of America
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by DEANNA, Kitch-Slapped
Given all the ruckus about breast feeding in public (something which relegated me to the isolation of many a stuffy room, even during family gatherings), I consider the right to bare breasts right up there with the right to bear arms. So meet crusader and an activist Moira Johnston, aka The East Village Topless Lady, who is working to spread the all-important message that it is legal for women to be topless — at least in New York City, since 1992. [MORE] Via Deanna Dahlsad Delete the scoop?
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by ALLISON BEATTIE, MICHELLE BURROWS, KATE GADSDEN, and SARAH KENDRICKBY, The Chronicle, Duke University Identify yourself as a feminist today and many people will immediately assume you are a man-hating, bra-burning, whiny liberal. Perhaps a certain charming radio talk show host will label you as a “Feminazi” or “slut.” Even among more moderate crowds, feminism is still seen as too radical, too uncomfortable or simply unnecessary. Feminism is both misunderstood and denigrated regularly right here on Duke’s campus. We, the 16 women of Professor Rachel Seidman’s course Women in the Public Sphere, have decided to fight back against these popular misconceptions surrounding the feminist movement. [MORE] Via Deanna Dahlsad Delete the scoop?
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