BlogMarianne Ayers
Pierre Bourdieu an Analysis of Gilded Age Capital
Now hiring The Feminization of Work in the United States
Big Tobacco Takes Aim at LGBT Youths
Commission on the Status of Women 2013
href=”http://blog.ecu.edu/sites/genderpoliticsculture/files/2011/03/LGBT-Rights-in-Japan.pdf”>LGBT Rights in Japan
HIV and Men Who Have Sex with Men in South Africa
href=”http://blog.ecu.edu/sites/genderpoliticsculture/files/2011/03/Household-Division-of-Labor.pdf”>Romancing the Transgender Native
Interpreting Female Genital Cutting- Moving Beyond the Impasse.
Understanding Human Trafficking in the United States
Review of Eisler’s book, The Chalice and the Blade, by Claire Fletcher
AIDS in African American Community. Guillaume Bagal
Stigma, Social Risk, and Health Policy: Public Attitudes Toward HIV. Guillaume Bagal
The Masculinity of the Governator: Muscle and Compassion in American Politics. Guillaume Bagal
The Interaction of Drag Queens and Gay Men in Public and Private Spaces. Guillaume Bagal
Drag Queens and Kings by Rupp et al. Discrimination in the LGBT community. Guillaume Bagal
Review of Hough article, “Loss in Childbearing among Gambia’s Kanyalengs” by Melanie Hamilton
Review of Faludi’s “American Electra: Feminism’s Ritual Matricide.” by Jennifer O’Neill
Review of Nujood Ali’s book, “I am Nujood” by Kim Fleming
Review of Somaly Mam’s Road of Lost Innocence by Mindi Seeman
Review of Green’s article, “The Call to Diviner Mediumship in Southern Africa” by Leila McInnis
Israeli Teachers’ Perceptions of Students’ Gender Roles: a review by Jessica Anderson
Premature Obituaries: How Can We Tell If the Women’s Movement Is Over? by Hyun Woo Kim
Son preferences in India. Ronnie Miller
Child preferences on contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh. Ronnie Miller
Prenatal Sex Determination and Sex-Selective Abortion in Rural Central China. Ronnie Miller
Daughter devaluation and the missing women phenomenon in South Asia and the UK. Ronnie Miller
Parental Preferences for Sex of Children in Canada. Ronnie Miller
Parental gender preferences in advanced societies: Lessons from Sweden and Finland. Ronnie Miller
Sex preferences for children and childbearing behavior in the Nordic countries. Ronnie Miller
Fertility and son preference in Korea. Ronnie Miller
Female board members as glass ceiling tokens? Stephen Terry
Baptist Ministers Blocking Placement of Clergywomen Stephen Terry
Women contributing to glass ceiling attitudes? Stephen Terry
Coping methods used by Christian women married to homosexual men Stephen Terry
Homosexual Christians Continue to Resist Heteronormative Doctrine Stephen Terry
Homosexuality perservering through structural repression Stephen Terry
Evidence for the neurology of homosexuality. Stephen Terry
Article Review on Protestant reactions to Homosexuality Stephen Terry
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While this is clearly an imantrpot and disturbing story, I was interested in a comment Kim made last night regarding the widespread publication of these events: While this story is clearly newsworthy, sexual assaults on women are not confined to the Middle East or Arab countries. Is such widespread publicity an effort to make sure that in our praise for an Arab country we don’t forget the stereotype of Muslim/Arab = bad? It could seem like a tool to balance out the positive coverage and maintain the current hierarchy. Just a thought Kim am I interpretting your comment correctly?-Laura Johnson
Mindi’s review on the Somaly Mam book was very good. Your review does give a very good description what what the book entails. I liked the points you made about what she did not discuss that may have helped the book. Many people know nothing about Cambodia other than Ankor Wat, and perhaps Phnom Penh, so there is a vast number of people who have never really even heard of the Khmer Rouge and the civil unrest that Cambodia suffered. Knowing the more recent history of the country and what led to the problem of sex trafficking in Cambodia would go a long way towards helping people better understand the situation.