Number one with a bullet!

I think this is very well stated, and articulates the concerns I've had—as a non-slut-shaming, sex-positive white woman—about this whole conversation about twerking, who owns it, and the fascination with it. Expression of sex or sexuality through dance or culture is not what is problematic, until it becomes the only…

Is "Who is that person? I've never even heard of these people!" the new "I was listening to them before they became famous"? Do you get some sort of anti-hipster hipster cred?

The lack of self-awareness is truly fantastic.

On. Be turned on.

It seems like a particularly hollow gesture when the next tweet or update is the standard "I just ate Doritos for breakfast lol!"

This looks like the very delicate, recently used handkerchief of a proper lady who has a sinus infection.

Because sex on the regular?

The show has been on Netflix for a month. The grace period for tiptoeing around current season spoilers has passed. Spoiler alerts are bullshit, anyway.

Apparently, Taryn Manning has signed for a full season as a regular. My current theory is that Piper managed to knock out enough teeth that Pennsastucky is going to finally, finally get the new teeth she wants. That was Piper's question at the table earlier in that episode—what did Tiffany want? "New teeth," replied…

All it needs is more mention of lesbians, women's rights and resulting natural disasters, and the second excerpt could be a direct quote from Rick Santorum or Pat Robertson.

Asking someone to cover up is far more impolite (since that's the argument you're using) than nursing without a cover-up. That is saying, essentially, that one person's opinions regarding modesty are more important than those of the nursing mother and her legal rights.

And I believe in bucking the system when it is wrong and hurtful to women. I like to respect the feelings of others because I can. There is power in that as well.

Why do it privately? Seriously. Why is it that the feelings of those who view breasts as sexual should be considered paramount over those of a nursing mother and her child? Why are their feelings of propriety and modesty worthy of respect?

I want you to think for a moment what you're asking, why you're asking it, and of whom you're asking it. You are asking women at a feminist site to at least consider the feelings of discomfort by those who tend to view breasts as primarily sexual (and the property of their husbands) over those of a nursing mother and…

How many times did you watch the video before making that pronouncement?

Except that deer and human have not passively lived in each other's habitat for the last several thousand millennia. When deer have wandered into human settlements historically, they have been made into jerky, quicksmart. However, our strange understanding of what it means to live with nature in the last 20 years…