“You can be somebody that was perfect your entire life, and somebody could accuse you of something,” Trump told reporters at The White House.
When asked what his message was for young women, Trump responded, “Women are doing great.”
More details and video at NBC.
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Our thanks to Stu and Jonathan for bringing this to our attention.
Addressing a crowd (of, reportedly, mainly women) at an event on physics and gender, Alessandro Strumia said that “physics was invented and built by men, it’s not by invitation” and described how men are discriminated against in the field, to privilege women. He also suggested that the reason for low levels of representation of women in physics may be biological.
Cern announced his suspension pending an investigation with immediate notice on the 1st of October.
More details (including two slides) at the BBC and Yahoo.
Strumia’s Contact details are: here.
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This expert is not buying it. Video (23:49)
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That’s what I call dedication! In The Daily Mail.
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Our thanks to Douglas for this link.
“Although women who do not qualify for statutory maternity pay can receive maternity allowance, new fathers, potential fathers or carers-to-be who wish to take paternity leave but do not meet the statutory paternity pay conditions have no access to a paternity allowance. The fact that such provision does not exist in UK employment law represents a clear inequality that should and must be remedied.”
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I’ve recently created a new social media profile with LookWide,which is a micro-podcasting app where users can upload clips of up to two minutes in length.
So far, I’ve uploaded three clips:
An introduction to feminism as a female supremacy movement
On being “pragmatically pro-life”
and
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Laura Perrins sums up the hearings yesterday – with video clips – for Conservative Woman.
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Several GoFundMe pages have been set up to “assist” Kavanaugh’s initial accuser, raking in over half a million dollars so far, according to The Washington Times. Her attorneys are apparently working pro bono.
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We recently posted the first instalment in Belinda’s excellent three part suffrage series:
Heroines? No, the suffragettes were terrorists plain and simple
There are two more instalments:
Myths about the suffragette “martyrs”
and
Our democracy was built on hard work and patience – not suffragette violence
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Justice for Men & Boys 