It is the struggle of utilitarianism and postmodernist in general to comprehend as many overlays on social life as possible, so that the most apt may be chosen […]
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…and there went I.
“When we opened our windows, they had fans. When we got fans, they had air conditioners. She just keeps popping out kids from different daddies.” Darrin’s parents had […]
feminism / rape / sociology
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On Men On Rape
It was 1991. Columbine hadn’t happened yet, and I was just a long-haired freak. Sure, I already had my penchant for black trenchcoats, but that was it. I […]
sociology
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False Choices – Schools and Lesbian Mothers
We simply knew that he couldn’t continue in that school any longer. My son has gone to a “regular” school twice – once briefly to a parochial school, […]
sociology
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Freedom as Disease
One of my professors asked this of me: Why are there so many studies on social restrictions? Where are the studies on social freedoms? Largely, this is because […]
sociobiology / sociology
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The Individual Family
What if there isn’t a single accurate model of human behavior because we’re looking at the wrong level? Until relatively recently, the concept of an atom was that […]