Monthly Archives: May 2009
R.I.P. Ron Takaki and Ivan Van Sertima
TweetTwo important race scholars, Ron Takaki and Ivan Van Sertima, passed away this week. Ivan Van Sertima was an anthropologist, linguist, literary critic, and the author of They Came Before Columbus (on Africans in ancient America) and Black Women in Antiquity, a history of real and mythical images of black women, from goddesses to queens [...]
Tagged History, Immigration, News, Race Comments closed
Target Women: Laundry
TweetThis is a good one, folks! An extra Haskins treat after the jump on “Cougars.” Tweet
Amazon sells another video game where you “play” sexual abuser
Tweet*Possible trigger warning* While we haven’t been the biggest fans of Amazon as of late and their history of selling a rape simulation game (which they did end up banning), it looks like another game involving violence against women seems to have”slipped” past their radar. “Stockholm: An Exploration of True Love” is a game that [...]
Tagged Products, Sexual Assault, Technology, Violence Against Women Comments closed
“Pregnancy scare” takes on a whole new meaning
TweetThis is just…wow. We’re a wee late to this; the ad was created by a program which is headed by the Leicester City Council in the UK, and was released by the National Health Service of Leicester. And despite YouTube banning it (not sure why it’s up again), NHS Leicester defended the ad, saying that [...]
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