Monthly Archives: January 2012
Class-action discrimination lawsuits after Wal-Mart
Originally posted in Community Blog
TweetBy Amanda Dysart & Ariela Migdal, ACLU Women’s Rights Project Today, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit hears oral argument in Davis v. Cintas, one of the first nationwide class action discrimination cases to be argued since the Supreme Court issued its decision in Wal-Mart Stores v. Dukes last June. The [...]
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Sins Invalid: The film
TweetI’ve followed Sins Invalid for a few years now, and always lamented that I haven’t been in Bay Area during their yearly performance. They are: Sins Invalid is a San Francisco/Bay Area based performance project that celebrates artists with disabilities, centralizing artists of color and queer and gender-variant artists. Since 2006, our performances have explored [...]
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Why “I’ll Make Love To You” makes me miss the 90s
Tweet I was ten when this song came out. I remember it clearly, and how even at that age such a sexual song seeped into our elementary school lives. I still know all of the lyrics, basically by heart, and am compelled to belt out to it every time it happens to play (aka every [...]
What we missed
TweetOn the whiteness of the Oscar nominees. Amanda on why Newt got away with so much adultery in the public eye. Holy crap #occupyvday is already winning the internet. Tweet
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What We Missed