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By Hayley Stevens, on April 25th, 2012
If you are less than Thirty years of age then you must accept that you are generally unable to contribute to a discussion or debate because your young age means you do not have the necessary life experience that would make such a contribution worthwhile.
I don’t know how many of you have…..…Gay friends……(laughter)…Black friends…..(laughter)
…Muslims living in your city….(laughter)
…Spanish-speaking laborers….(laughter)
…Wives….(laughter)
…Mothers….(laughter)
…Daughters……(laughter)
But I have one, and s/he’s [negative stereotype]…(laughter)
By Anthropologist Underground, on February 20th, 2012
I speak a little Spanish, but just barely. Not even well enough to know the curse words, unfortunately. Basically I’m able to order food and chat about the weather. If I don’t panic when I miss a word or two, I usually understand enough to follow the broad themes of a conversation. I just
Continue reading Puscast Podcast: A Non-Expert Review
By JennaMarie, on July 10th, 2011
This week I’ll be attending The Amaz!ng Meeting 9 (TAM9) in Las Vegas, Nevada, along with many of my SheThought co-writers. TAM9 is the annual conference of The James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) that brings together skeptics and critical thinkers for several days of talks, panels and myriad activities. Each year
Continue reading SheThought Happens in Vegas
By Kitty Mervine, on June 6th, 2011
I think a common complaint of many skeptics is the difficulty in getting anyone to “change their mind”. It seems that even with careful and clear explanations, many non-critical thinkers insist on clinging to their unfounded, and often irrational, beliefs. I have heard “Why bother even being nice. I just make fun of anyone that believes
Continue reading Changing Minds
By Sophie Hirschfeld, on May 24th, 2011
Boobquake. The largest natural disaster to shake the willies out of the internet since it was created, thus triggering the voyages of the Star Trek, Jen McCreight. In her voyages, though, she’s found that people like to discuss boobs and they like boobquake because it gives them the opportunity to discuss boobs. This was all
Continue reading The Quake Heard ‘Round the Internet, and Her Chest
By Heidi Anderson, on May 23rd, 2011
Jack is Darwin's homeboy!
Help us raise $2,000 to bring Young Australian Skeptic Jack Scanlan to the world’s premiere skeptical gathering, The Amazing Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada, this July!
Why Jack? Although he is only 19 years old, Jack is a tireless skeptical activist who has devoted his free time to debating proponents of
Continue reading And A Trumpet Shall Lead Them!
By Sharon Hill, on May 13th, 2011
In 2004, Cyndi Sneath joined her neighbor, Tammy Kitzmiller and nine other parents as plantiffs in legal action against their local school board in Dover, Pennsylvania. This group of parents recognized creationism when they saw attempts to inject a non-science, pro-religious viewpoint into the 9th grade biology class. The case pitted the parents
Continue reading Two Women of Dover: Taking Action for What Matters
By Simon Menanteau-Ledouble, on April 25th, 2011
Image taken from the University of Illini Secular Student Alliance
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine, student at Mississippi State University, participated in the ‘ask an atheist day’ event on the campus. This event was created by the Illini secular student alliance and is going to be organized annually by the secular student
Continue reading I survived ‘Ask an atheist day’ and I didn’t even get a stupid T-shirt!
By SheThought.com, on April 19th, 2011
I am very excited to link to an article by Granite State Skeptic Dale Roy, a new voice in skepticism!! She has clearly been thinking about the issue of feminism, skepticism, and sexism a lot, and has some very interesting points to make.
I have been pushed! Pushed to write my thoughts on feminism. For
Continue reading New Voices in the Sexism in Skepticism Debates!
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