Costco is known for good pay and employee benefits, and its execs openly endorsed and donated to Hillary Clinton and other Dems. Those old white Trump voters are funding the company’s liberal agenda. What’s the problem?

I thought love for Costco was bipartisan.

This woman is amazing and someone should quickly make a move about her and the rest of the resistance cell.

I’m an old, so, when I read his claim that no campaign had ever spied on another, I just bellowed, ‘Richard Millhouse Nixon, you rancid piece of shit!’ and threw my damn phone

Paranoid delusions, persecutory delusions, grandiose delusions... lather, rinse, repeat... *Sigh*

I’ve never been able to read them. I scroll really fast when I get to the tweets.

I turn down the radio when NPR plays audio clips :/ It ruins my morning to hear his voice. I’ll take a recap instead, Mara and Steve, thanks.

You know who else had their citizenship stripped? Hint: six million of them were killed.

In the same way that I can’t stand Trump’s voice and mannerisms so much that I wait for transcripts, I’ve gotten to the point where I can’t handle reading his tweets and just wait for someone to tell me about the latest stupid shit he spouted. I’ve never hated someone so much in my life.

wow, this article is drawing the MRAs  :/

Wow there sure are a lot of incels in the comments here.

I’m basically going to be her Giles. I think we should all train our daughters to be Slayers.

I was sad to see he didn’t get pompoms and got to wear pants.

Attachment theory is absolutely a cornerstone of relational therapies. It didn’t originate in Levine`s book, but comes from decades of research. It integrates the "critiques" mentioned here into a nuanced explanation of human behavior. It is a foundational element of Emotionally Focused Therapy, which is the couples…

Considering that PCOS, a hormone imbalance where androgens are raised over the norm, affects 1 in 10, the IAAF is going to have to do a lot of testing if they want to play this game.

But if we are going to maintain two separate classes for events, popularly understood as men’s and women’s, I would say that distinguishing primarily on the basis of an eminently reasonable testosterone standard is probably the most fair method to the entire field of athletes and not simply some means to shirk a…

This. Exactly this.

Yeah, this is a difficult situation and I really wish Jez and the commentators here would stop pretending like it’s a clear-cut easy case of right vs. wrong. That’s not what this is. 

I think this highlights a different problem than intended: if we all agree that gender is not, in fact, truly binary (a perspective I think which is uniformly held on this site), then how do you square that with competitions such as this sort of sport which have a pure binary division (i.e. “male”/”female”)?