MR. MST President Brian Lewis has a published article in Role Reboot today: http://www.rolereboot.org/…/2014-09-military-sexual…/ “Society assumes that our military training makes us invulnerable to attacks on our person. This is […]
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Author: James Landrith
Beating Up Allies Does Not Equal Advocacy
Tara Culp-Ressler, writing for THINKPROGRESS, on “Why Rape Prevention Activists Don’t Like The New Nail Polish That Can Detect Roofies“: Although these products typically get a lot of press and are sometimes […]
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Ferguson, Missouri is a Real Place and Michael Brown was a Real Person
I cannot imagine how painful it must be for the family of Michael Brown and the city of Ferguson to witness all of the political posturing by opportunists on the […]
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“Son, bite me” is Not Actual Advocacy (or Lying Liars Like to Lie)
It is fascinating to me how often SOME progressives, like some of their counterparts on the right, will outright lie and then act like petulant children when busted in said […]
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Reblogged from Tumblr: “My Protest Poem for Language Arts Class”
“When a 16 year old girl in Ohio was filmed being raped by two boys at a party CNN reporters talked about how tragic it was because the rapists could […]
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Floating Away in a Cloud
I've written before about organization and data storage with regard to my use of PIMs, PDAs and smartphones (here, here and here). This will be a bird's eye view of […]
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Executive Order — 2014 Amendments to the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States
The White House Office of the Press Secretary For Immediate Release June 13, 2014 Executive Order — 2014 Amendments to the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States 2014 AMENDMENTS TO THE […]
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Taboo of Male Rape Keeps Victims Silent
TABOO OF MALE RAPE KEEPS VICTIMS SILENT The Trauma and Mental Health Report http://trauma.blog.yorku.ca/2014/06/taboo-of-male-rape-keeps-victims-silent/ June 13, 2014 · by tmastor · in Clinical “My name is Will, and I think rape is hilarious…when it […]
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Sometimes
I think I’ll call this one “sometimes.” Sometimes, you need to pick up your oldest son from the Metro at 9:30 pm. Sometimes, you think you feel something crawling up […]
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How The “Trigger Warning” Took Over The Internet
How The “Trigger Warning” Took Over The Internet The phrase evolved from clinical psychiatry, moved from LiveJournal fan fiction to Tumblr to mainstream media, and eventually ended up on college syllabi. Here’s […]
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