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Another Harvey Victim: Feminist Actress Attacked for Advocating Modesty
An actress spoke in favor of modesty … and, predictably, she needed to apologize for it. In a New York Times op-ed piece recently, Mayim Bialik wrote this:
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One Reason for Fatherlessness, Family Breakdowns, Mayhem, and Social Injustice
Three news items to consider. Movie executive Harvey Weinstein is blanketing social media, as accusations of his sexual harassment and assaults multiply with every report. The fact that he's from the "Hollywood elite" and was a huge Democratic Party fund raiser makes him an easy target
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Where Is Father Martin’s Bridge Leading To?
One day, Paul Darrow was sitting on his couch, mocking the odd-looking nun on television. But he soon found himself joining the Catholic Church. And, despite being gay, Darrow decided to follow the teachings of the Church. That decision cost him. "People were in shock … I lost clients, I
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The Agony and Defeat of Entertainment and Sports Political Network
"We live in a political world Everything is hers or his Climb into the frame and shout God's name But you're never sure what it is" — Bob Dylan, "Political World"
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College Basketball Pay-To-Play Scandal Is Larger Than Life
It's a sign of our society that Rick Pitino is apparently out as Louisville's basketball coach because some of his players apparently took tens of thousands of dollars from a shoe company funneled through assistant coaches. It's not that money has somehow corrupted college
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Kneeling During Anthem, Good; Kneeling To Pray, Bad
More and more athletes kneel during the National Anthem before their games. They say they want to point out injustice in our country. They have the right to do this. It is a right they, and their supporters, often point out.
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Conservatives: What They Are and What They Aren’t
We all live in a moment in history where it is all-politics-all-the-time. Everything from our health to our wealth, from the womb to the tomb, is viewed through the lens of our increasingly divisive politics. The resulting distortions are many. The most serious is language, the very tool we use
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Highfield Hall May Be the Coolest Place You’ve Never Been on Cape Cod
Suddenly it's mid-September. Embracing the change of seasons Highfield Hall and Gardens has planned activities that are as cool as the temperatures and as abundant as autumn's leaves. The Falmouth landmark is home to a modern-day story of renaissance. Its patrician history belies its playfully engaging
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