Tag: misogyny

Repost: Women and Children First

Dec 9, 2017

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Cedar Sanderson

in childhood, Ethics and Morals, family

This was originally published on my blog on Dec 9, 2014, but was lost in the hosting shift. So here it is again, and none the worse for being three years old. If you’re looking for the science and speculation, that’s over on the Mad Genius Club post today, where I continue to talk about…
Gold-Plated Misogynist

Jun 2, 2015

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Cedar Sanderson

in Ethics and Morals, Human Wave, passion

That’s what she said. It was in a comment thread online, after a friend of mine had shared a Robert A Heinlein quote. I looked at it, shook my head, and wondered when the man who was accused of being too pro-women in the era he wrote in, had become a woman-hater. It’s not true…