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Tag Archives: Patriarchy
Those Goddamned Ribbons
So I’m reading through my Facebook newsfeed yesterday and I see a Gawker article that piqued my interest: some freaky girl got her asshole tattooed. She said it felt really good and this is the second guy to have his … Continue reading
Posted in Discovery and Stage II
Tagged advocacy, Attitude, awareness, breast cancer, Cancer Culture, cure, frustration, Komen, Media, National Breast Cancer Coalition, Patriarchy, Philosophy, pink ribbon, Politics, tattoo
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Health Care is No Joke
Nothing gets my pantyhose in a bunch more than patriarchy. You know, that unwritten series of social laws that places women in positions subservient to those of men. I can list a million examples of it, but all you need … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Discovery and Stage II
Tagged advocacy, Affordable Care Act, Attitude, breast cancer, control, Diagnosis, Health Care, ignorance, Obamacare, Patriarchy, Politics, women's health
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Language
Language shapes our reality. Whether spoken with proper enunciation and grammar or bent and twisted in the neighborhoods, it shapes who we are and how we see the world. Do you have an abortion or do you have your pregnancy … Continue reading →