Monthly Archives: December 2010
Less than 10% of the World’s Billionaires Are Women
TweetVarious studies have been coming out over the last six months noting the gender disparity in the world’s wealthiest people. Forbes reported that of 1000 billionaires in the world only 14 are women; while TrendHunter claims that of 946 billionaires, only 86 are women, so either way it’s a range between 1 and 9 percent [...]
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GWU Allows for Gender-Neutral Dorm Rooms
TweetGeorge Washington University will join the ranks of 54 other colleges and universities to allow gender-neutral dorm rooms. The push was started by numerous student groups, including Allied for Pride, who advocated on behalf of LGBT students who felt these gender-specific housing rules were unfair and discriminatory. What’s cool is that the university took the [...]
Three suggested tracks for Nikki Minaj after MTV’s My Time Now
Tweet This is just one part of the mini-documentary that MTV has been re-running about Nikki Minaj during the Christmas break. Along with the fact that Nikki has put on blast the “Bitches v. Bosses” double standard that occurs in the rap industry, Nikki Minaj: My Time Now, also lets us in to Nikki’s most [...]
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On MTV’s special, “No Easy Decision.”
Tweet No Easy Decision – MTV Shows Since I don’t have cable or a television, I finally got a chance to see MTV’s special last night, “No Easy Decision.” The 30 minute interview special featured three women that chose abortions, why they did it, how they felt about it the choice before and after it, [...]
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What We Missed and Happy New Years!