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New Zealand’s Example

New Zealand’s Example

Let’s take a look at the impact of decriminalizing prostitution in New Zealand. They have allowed decriminalized prostitution since 2003. Below is a summary of recent news reports on the topic. Please go to original article to read ARTICLE LINKS: A review of our posted articles (see Get Informed-News-Prostitution-NZ) illustrates what decriminalization of prostitution has done and is...

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The Sexualization of College Girls

The Sexualization of College Girls

by Marissa Reed *Trigger warning: graphic quotes and pornographic-like material is associated with the webpage of critique It has been a few years since I’ve been on my state college campus as a student, but that doesn’t block the memories from my undergrad years.  Recently, I saw a friend “like” a page on Facebook. That page was iowafuckingcity. I went to this page and what I found...

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The Importance Of Trivialisation In Cementing Social Control

The Importance Of Trivialisation In Cementing Social Control

By Colin Todhunter Countercurrents.org Knowledge in modern societies has expanded to the point whereby specialisms and sub-specialisms are the norm. It is just not possible for one person to have in-depth knowledge of every discipline. We must rely on others to convey such knowledge, usually in relatively simplistic terms. Most of us have to take at face value many of the ideas and concepts that...

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Your Right To Access Birth Control

Your Right To Access Birth Control

AND. . . Find out How Romney and Obama differ in the areas of Religion, ERA, Violence Against Women Act, Saundra Fluke, and Planned Parenthood. Share on Facebook

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Poor Electorate Disenfranchised

Poor Electorate Disenfranchised

A Swing State Disenfranchises Its Poor Electorate By Aura Bogado As we noted on Thursday, the issue of poverty was conspicuously missing from the first presidential candidates’ debate. While the term “middle class” was traded more than thirty times between Obama and Romney, neither candidate made any substantive claims about poverty. In a debate dominated by the topic of the...

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Day of the Girl

Day of the Girl

Why a Day for Girls? “We want to be seen as equals, in the eyes of others AND in our own eyes.” Why a day just for girls? Because girls can save the world. And we deserve a bigger part of it. A Dozen Reasons As girls, we experience inequality in every aspect of our lives. There are a billion reasons why we need the Day of the Girl, but let’s start with just a dozen (all are...

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