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Nina Hartley The September issue of The Humanist contains an interview with a woman who is witty, intelligent, a humanist, lover of science, former nurse, a feminist, and just happens to be a porn star. Marie Hartman graduated with honors from San Francisco State University and is the author or coauthor of several
Continue reading Thoughtful Intercourse A version of this originally appeared here. I’m freshly home from two big, fun, family trips. Both included significant time away from civilization. One was in the desert and the other was in Waterton/Glacier International Peace Park. We had a fantastic time, and enjoyed some amazing scenery hiking in the Canadian Rockies. We are experienced Continue reading Ten Essentials of Effective Skeptical Outreach “Former Fly Girl JLo Supports Vaccines!” Recently, skeptics around the web have been buzzing about a public service announcement, first aired in April of 2009, which features singer and actress Jennifer Lopez urging parents to get themselves vaccinated against Pertussis. The PSA goes right for the gut; it uses recordings of a child suffering from the Continue reading The Skeptical Headline You’ll Never See If you know me at all, you know my dedication towards equal rights. Recently there’s been a lot of media regarding boycotting Target and Best Buy because of their monetary contributions towards an “anti-gay” politician in Minnesota. Concurrently, there are people still discussing the boycotting of BP companies, due to their neglect and
Continue reading My Boycotting Dilemma Yep. That is a beaver and a narwhal. SheThought writers are varied both in interests and geography. We have contributors from all over the United States, but also Australia, the UK, and our glorious northern neighbor, Canada! Skeptic North , the premier blog for Canadian skepticism, published a
Continue reading Blame Canada! For Really Really Nice Skeptics As critical thinkers we can see that humans are biologically equal, and the various types of heirarchy we have are cultural discrimination. We are then in a position to do something about Continue reading Thinking Critically and Social Responsibility Kudos to Elyse Anders of the Women Thinking Free Foundation and Skepchick for speaking out on the importance of vaccines for ALL children!! Click through to video. Back to school means back to the great vaccine debate by Josh Lederman August means back-to-school for
Continue reading Kudos to Women Thinking Free Founder/Skepchick Elyse Anders by Elizebeth Turnquist Continue reading Skepticism: Not Just Debunking Woo? In an amazingly simple solution to the complex problem of providing healthcare in developing countries with limited access to electricity, two Rice University Students came up with a centrifuge made from a Salad Spinner!! Rice University undergraduates Lila Kerr and Lauren Theis were presented with an assignment in their Introduction to
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