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by Kerry Hogan of Lawsonry

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Reality television has become a guilty pleasure for many of us. But are we laughing with them, or at them?
You will continue to teach and have your money stripped away from you because politicians who are supposed to be representing you care more about the bottom line and performance measurability than they do about a student’s individual capacity for abstract thought. You will teach these standardized questions and answers because your administrative staff treat your school like a business and the students like a product on an assembly line. For them, it doesn’t matter that the product won’t last up to the expectations of the real world or that the internal components are poorly put together by factory workers who can only make improvements by sacrificing their salary. All they care about is that these products come off the assembly line and are put into boxes that are stamped “Grade: A,” because the business of education only works when parents and employers buy into the idea that better packaging equals better product.
Devalued: Inside the Mind of a Merit-Based Teacher Such a ridiculously great commentary on this whole issue.
i'm really sad i don't have any alcohol so i can't play lawsonry's rnc drinking game
though i'm starting to feel kind of drunk anyways, maybe it's my brain turning on me for watching this
I am the only person that I know who vehemently subscribes to conflict theory. I would suggest steering the Anon Sociology major in the direction of Conflict Theory for a wonderful introduction to both Marxist and neo-Marxist thought.
Here you go anon!
(Lawsonry, I am a pretty rad. feminist ;) - Conflict theory is totally my game.)

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In a recent article entitled “A Message to Women from a Man: You Are Not ‘Crazy,’” Yashar Ali explores the practice of “gaslighting.” Gaslighting, according to Yashar, is the process by which women are shut down and manipulated into thinking they are emotionally and mentally unstable anytime they express frustration or anger. This is logical, and it is so widespread that it seems normal. Yashar is sure (and I happen to agree) that most women have been told they are too sensitive, or that they are overreacting after calling another person out for doing something hurtful. He doesn’t think that this unfortunately common practice is done intentionally – quite the opposite. Yashar believes that it is a mostly unintentional practice, but that makes it all the more dangerous. This is like second nature to us now.
Kerry Hughes for Lawsonry
The title of this post is rather simplistic, and calls for an obvious "no," but the meat of the article is worth it.
When I publish something online, I expect someone to tell me I'm wrong or stupid or "blowing things out of proportion," to the point that I have a response ready and prepared for when it happens.
I wish the jagweeds at Lawsonry were still around being jagweeds
"You don’t have to be a part of a subordinated group to know an injustice is wrong and to stand against it. White women need not be victims of racism to recognize it is wrong and stand up against it. Unless that is done, white women will never understand how they support racism. If the only issues that feminists deem political are those they have experienced personally, their frame of reference is destined to be narrowly defined by by their own lived experience." -- Becky Thompson
I think that if patriarchy is dismantled, porn will change with it. However, right now it’s unnerving to me that men can and are expected to get off to the kinds of things that are currently produced by the porn industry – especially with no comprehension as to what that means socially and within hierarchical societal structures. So, essentially what I mean to say is, when a woman’s boyfriend faps to porn that, while not expressly rape, is still demeaning and lacking in consent and enthusiasm on the part of a woman, he may not understand how that affects their relationship, how it affects her personally, or how it affects women at large. His ignorance in this regard is part of his male privilege, and his inability or unwillingness to investigate the larger implications of his actions and interests is a perpetuation of that privilege and in turn, the dominance he is a part of.
Megan Milanese, http://www.lawsonry.com/736-does-the-porn-industry-suck-a-look-through-the-eyes-of-a-feminist/