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Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 1, 2019

“What is Scottish Witchcraft (or not)? — the role of the wise women”

“It is important to note here that I am not using the word Witch. Witchcraft in Scotland was known as buidseach(male) or bana-bhuidseach (female) and only appears after the 16th century, about the time of the…

Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 2, 2019

“Millions Of Women Face Astonishing Pain When They Have Sex. Why Don’t Their Doctors Take Them Seriously?”

“Since no one seemed to believe her, she turned to self-medication, using information she found on a website describing vaginismus, a vaginal…

Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 8, 2019

“Gender quotas and the crisis of the mediocre man”

“Our results indicate that gender quotas can challenge an established, and sometimes less competent, political class, forcing mediocre leaders out while increasing the number of competent politicians elected to office. Even though the study…

Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 23, 2019

“Is this the reason marriages break up after kids?”

“While it is socially acceptable, normal even, for men to retreat to their “man caves” the idea of a mother regularly absenting herself from morning or evening child care routines and large chunks of the weekend for a leisure activity is…

Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 26, 2019

“This man was just trying to be a good dad. Instead, he got fired”

“In his absence, he says his temporary replacement allowed the store to fall into disarray. Carlson claims he was punished for the time it took to return the store up to standard. He began to feel as if they were…

Jess Brooks in Genders, and other gendered things

Feb 10, 2019

“Bone Study Reveals Prehistoric Women Had Insanely Strong Arms”

“Previous studies only compared female bones to contemporary male bones, the researchers said — and that’s a problem, because the response of male bones to stress and change is much more visibly dramatic than that of…

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