I honestly do not get it. I work out at least ten hours a week so I get wanting workout clothes that are durable. But my favorite pair of work out pants are spandex yoga pants I bought at Target for fourteen bucks three years ago. The thought of spending a hundred bucks on clothes that I intend to sweat all over makes…

Yeah, no. Nobody is saying that our prison system does not have serious issues. But the correct response to that is not to let rapists walk free. Richmond and Mays raped a girl and they are old enough to have known that was wrong and be held accountable for that.

I actually had to rewind at that part because I had been scrolling down right before and didn't catch his name so at first I thought it was just one of the other kids at the party. I then went, "wait a second, that looks a lot like Ma'lik Richmond. But, no, that can't be..."

I don't think it is confined to Steubenville. I think that most kids that age would not realize what was going on. This is why we need to start teaching kids (and adults) what rape and sexual assault are because I'm sure tons of rapists think that so long as they are not jumping out at them in dark alleys or slipping…

I'm hoping you are joking but actively worried that you're not.

So his excuse was "I thought it was okay because I didn't think I'd get caught"? Klasseigh.

You hit it on the money. Particularly when you look at their "re-branding" efforts, the name says it all: it's all about marketing. They don't want to actually win people over, they just want to figure out the right words to use in order to trick people into thinking that they agree with them.

When you vote for a candidate, you vote for all his policies not just some. The ballot box doesn't give a shit if you voted reluctantly or enthusiastically.

Interesting how this article says nothing about her being a woman. Not one word. It simply says that her beliefs in gay rights don't match up with her party affiliation.

As well as "feminism" Meg here seems to have difficulty with the meaning of the word "equality." See, when people are treated as equals, we judge them based on definable things like their actions and words as opposed to their genital organs. So when we look at what Meghan says and come to the conclusion that she's an…

Also, at a certain point you can no longer claim that you were too influenced by others to make any other choice. The woman is fucking twenty-eight years old, definitely old enough to make her own decisions regarding who to vote for.

It's one thing not to want to get into arguments over the dinner table and an entirely different thing to change your party as a present for someone else.

I think that when it comes to voting, it's a "step on my foot" argument. When someone steps on your foot, they need to get off of it. It doesn't matter if they stepped on your foot because they are malicious toe-haters, didn't know any better or were told by their parents that all good people step on other people's…

I have a policy where I will not date a guy who votes Republican not just because of the ideological differences but because I don't date men who don't respect me and my autonomy. If you vote republican you either a) don't or be) don't think it is important. Because even if you are personally a big ass feminist, if…

This might have worked if they had distinctive names, but Michael, Jennifer and Jessica are THE generic names of people in their twenties and thirties. I did an informal check of my own, of my 369 facebook friends (I have no idea how that happened), I have two Michael's, three Mike's and one Micky, three Jennifer's,…

1) The fucking title

My biggest gripe: that no one seems to be talking about Reno Saccoccia, the head coach. For me, the immediate thought I had when I heard that one of the rapists texted a friend that "Reno took care of it "was "how many other incidents has Reno taken care of?"

Fuck the dog pilers, I want this on a bumper sticker (and I don't even own a car!)

Right? I'd love to read an article about actual feminists who made the choice to be SAHMs, at least it'd be more interesting then this article which I think I've read fifty different times before.

There's a difference between choosing to stay at home and being like Kelly and saying that working moms (whose husbands also work) are worse mothers than SAHMs. Like you said, its an individual choice. If that is what works best for you, have at it. The only thing anti-feminist about it is if you shame women who made…