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 Kate Moses - What Can Women Candidates Learn from Hillary Clinton?
from FORA.tv - Daily Video FORAcast
July 09, 2008
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/06/08/Kate_Moses_on_Mothers_Who_Think Kate Moses, co-founder of Salon.com's daily column Mothers Who Think, vents her frustration over the Hillary Clinton campaign. ------ In this novel Wintering, and in her work with Camille Peri on the national bestseller and American Book Award-winning anthology Mothers Who Think: Tales of Real-Life Parenthood, Kate Moses elevates the discussion of motherhood and shows that it gives women more to think about, not less. Kate Moses, a San Francisco native, worked as an editor at Berkeley's acclaimed North Point Press and as literary director of Intersection for the Arts. In 1997 she teamed up with journalist Camille Peri to found Salon.com's popular daily website "Mothers Who Think" - Grace Cathedral Kate Moses, a San Francisco native, worked as an editor at Berkeley's acclaimed North Point Press and as literary director of Intersection for the Arts. In 1997, she teamed up with journalist Camille Peri to found Salon.com's popular daily website, "Mothers Who Think." FORA.tv podcasts are sponsored by Pfizer. Visit our Pfizer "Health and Wellness" channel at http://fora.tv/wellness.
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 Disrupting Gender Stereotypes_CLIP 64
from Critical Literacy in Practice : CLIP Podcast
June 25, 2008
In this show: Marissa Campos shares thoughts on the gender stereotypes. Thank you Marissa for providing tonight's audio. Let me know where you are: Click on ‘Join the CLIP Frappr Map’ in the menu bar. Post a comment: Click the comment button below or leave a voice mail by clicking ‘leave me a message’ in the menu bar or by [...]
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 Feminism is a pile of shit!!
from YouTube :: Recently Added Videos
June 16, 2008
Call me a sexist if you must, I'm not the sexist. I believe everyone is equal. No matter gender, race, sexual choices, etc. Author: Youngskin92 Keywords: Feminism Sexism Masculanism Skinhead Equal RIghts Added: June 15, 2008
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 Political Lunch (HD) 06-13-08
from - blip.tv (beta)
June 13, 2008
Today's Friday 10-in-3 includes a look at Obama's new anti-smear website, the pundits' advice for the candidates, the plans for an alternate Republican convention, and a montage of low points in campaign coverage.
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 Political Lunch 06-13-08
from Political Lunch
June 13, 2008
Today's Friday 10-in-3 includes a look at Obama's new anti-smear website, the pundits' advice for the candidates, the plans for an alternate Republican convention, and a montage of low points in campaign coverage.
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 RetroVision Media Covers Groundless Claims of Sexism From Clinton Couric and Now on Father's Day Wee
from RetroVision Media
June 13, 2008
It is Father’s day weekend, a time to enjoy and appreciate everything dad’s do for their wives and children over the course of the year. This is a guy day, second only to the Super Bowl in order of importance to most guys we know. Yet, we are forced to witness the NOW organization’s Femdom circus as they have high-jacked the mainstream media’s attention with their planned boycott of cable news channels and other broadcast news media over charges of sexist reporting of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. Why on this weekend we would have to listen to the groundless complaints from a bunch of loser vaginistas over an issue that should have been put to rest for the benefit of consolidating the party and winning the White House. We simply don’t see any evidence of sexism in the media coverage that Hillary Clinton received; and we have covered the campaign as closely as anyone has. She was a legitimate target, as was every other presidential candidate that developed an ego lar
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 Notebook: Campaign Sexism
from YouTube :: Videos by CBS
June 11, 2008
The treatment of Hillary Clinton's campaign, especially by the media, shows that sexism continues to be an accepted part of American life, opines Katie Couric. (CBSNews.com) Author: CBS Keywords: katie couric notebook campaign sexism american life Added: June 11, 2008
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 Political Lunch 06-09-08
from Political Lunch
June 09, 2008
Today on The Lunch, Rob and Will cover Hillary's comments on the "glass ceiling." Will her acknowledgment of perceived sexism convince her supporters that it's ok to vote Barack? ALSO: Where are McCain's crowds?
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 HILLARY DROPS OUT -- was sexism involved? (spoof)
from YouTube :: Videos by politichill
June 05, 2008
Hillary Clinton's top aides announced she will be dropping out of the 2008 Presidential nomination race against Barack Obama, some are claiming it was sexism that caused Hillary to lose..... We examine that in another satirical PolitChill Exclusive. tags: Hillary Clinton Barack Obama sexism racism woman 2008 primary dropping out concedes democrat comedy spoof funny The new PolitiChill is where no candidate is off-limits, from conservative to liberal, from Mitt Romney, Barack Obama, Mike Huckabee, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, Rudolph Giuliani, Dennis Kucinich, Bill Richardson. We also spoof the way the media sensationalizes things, whether its CNN, Fox News, MSNBC News, and CNN Headline News, ABC News, CBS NEWS, NBC News, as well as the hilarious personalities of Bill O'Reilly (OReilly), Brian Williams, Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer, Tim Russert, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Kieth Olbermann, Glenn Beck, Laura Ingram, Joe Scarborough of Morning Joe, you name it. Let the circus that is election 2008 begin. Republican or Democrat, Independent or Libertarian, Politi-Chill is the lighter side of politics. Look out Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Saturday Night Live, and other comedians, it's time to get your Political Chill on. Politichill is satirical comedy. All characters are fictitious, except where public figures are satirized. Any resemblance of characters to actual people is accidental and coincidental. http://www.politichill.com Author: politichill Keywords: Hillary Clinton Barack Obama sexism racism woman 2008 primary dropping out concedes democrat comedy spoof funny Added: June 5, 2008
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 The JPA Live Show - May 29,2008
from The JPA Live Show
May 28, 2008
-- Why it's OK to resort to name-calling -- Men now have another reason to feel guilty for being a man, it's been discovered that women fart -- Illegal aliens get workers comp and a new reality TV show -- Snooper's Fragile Rock Party Platform on saving the earth from global warming -- Kids are being taught they should die for the earth before they're age 10 -- Ahmadinejad update -- They're going to make space beer for the astronauts --
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![NOVEMBER SURPRISE [Lucky Supremo]](http://images.mefeedia.com/entries/9673427/video_120.png) NOVEMBER SURPRISE [Lucky Supremo]
from Dailymotion - popular videos
May 25, 2008
If you hurt Hillary Clinton you hurt us. Not fully seating the delegates from both Michigan and Florida is undemocratic, and this will hurt us too. What does this mean? It means it will be pay back time in November for we Democrats; and no one can change our minds on this. You want to dare us? Go ahead and try and see what will happen in November.Author: change2008 Tags: Lucky Supremo Hillary Clinton Democratic Party Michigan Florida DNC Presidential Nominee November 4 2008 Women Justice Civil Rights Victim Violation Avenge Polls Polling Booth Sexism Posted: 25 May 2008 Rating: 4.9 Votes: 29
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 Media Bias Against Hillary—Robert F. Kennedy Comment
from Most Discussed
May 24, 2008
How Media Bias Against Hillary Clinton Works: 1) Reporters REPEAT What the Obama Campaign SAY Hillary MEANT 2) The Public Easily Buys That a Woman Must be Evil (Eve) and Has Sinister Motives (sexism) 3) The Obama Campaign Fans the Flames Keeping the Story on Top: Cycle Repeats In 1980, Kennedy came into the Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden in New York City with 1,225 delegates to President Carter's 1,981, with 122 delegates uncommitted. Kennedy stood on principle and people admired him for fighting the good fight. If Kennedy could take it to the convention when he trailed by 756 delegates, why can't Hillary go to the convention trailing by far less? —Daniel A. Cirucci FACTS: Woodrow Wilson was nominated on the 146 ballot and went on to become President Franklin D. Roosevelt was nominated in 1932 in a contentious convention after 4 ballots and went on to become President. The Clinton campaign sent a statement from Randell Beck, the Argus Leader's Executive Editor, that sought to provide the context for Mrs. Clinton's remarks: 'The context of the question and answer with Senator Clinton was whether her continued candidacy jeopardized party unity this close to the Democratic convention. Her reference to Mr. Kennedy's assassination appeared to focus on the timeline of his primary candidacy and not the assassination itself.' —NY Times 05/23/08 The context is clear. Hillary Clinton's emphasis was on JUNE. Her argument was ONLY that nominating contests have historically gone ALL THE WAY to the convention, but SHE is ASKED to DROP OUT, to NOT FIGHT, TO QUIT, over and over and over. She spoke the truth. The malicious trumpeting of her intent as sinister is appalling, and this is exactly the type of media coverage that she has received in her campaign (Trina Bachtel hospital story; King/Johnson comment). No wonder the most qualified candidate, the most experienced, the more knowledgeable, sincere and dedicated contender, Hillary Clinton, is running second to an inexperienced, arrogant, corrupt man like Obama who instigates racial hate against innocent people, and deflects all questions about his character as either RACIST or OLD POLITICS (Rezko; Wright; Ayers; Appeasement).
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 Civilianism #54 / The Future
from CIVILIANISM
May 22, 2008
We know a few things about our future. A new president in 2009, ending the Iraq war, and restoring our rights. And the biggest challenge of all, a new way of dealing with energy so that we can stop climate change in its tracks. Sacrifices and concessions to nature are [...]
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 Did Sexist Press Coverage Sink Hillary's Campaign?
from The Conversation Podcast
May 21, 2008
Hillary Clinton scored a big win in Kentucky yesterday, but with another loss this time in Oregon her chances of becoming the Democratic nominee continue to slip away. Did sexist media coverage help push Hillary's campaign off track? Should Hillary Clinton have given a speech about gender similar to the speech Barack Obama gave about race? What have you've seen or read in the media? What conversations have you been having about gender and the presidential primary? Also today: how has the culture war between evangelical and liberal protestants played out in the Pacific Northwest? We talk to a professor of religion at the University of Washington about his new book, Evangelical vs. Liberal.
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 GOP Operative Alex Castellanos: It’s OK to call some women bitches
from Crooks and Liars
May 21, 2008
If anyone wonders why Hillary supporters are upset over the coverage on TV and in the media just check out Alex. CASTELLANOS: Her problem is she s Hillary Clinton. And some women, by the way, are named that [bitches] and it s accurate. Download | Play Download | Play During CNN s primary coverage last night, a segment was about Sen. Clinton discussing the media s acceptance of misogyny into their coverage. Wolf called her words provocative as the panel begins to debate it. Later he says it s a little more difficult to discern than racism. Jeffrey Toobin makes some valid points about a NY Times article which referred to her as a white bitch, (hello Wolf) saying that you can t say something like that about an African American. Not so for Republican Alex Castellanos, who not only disagrees, but thinks she is a bitch and says so with smile in his heart. Why does he have a seat with the best political team in America? Because he makes disgusting Republican attack ads. Being a distributor of slime in American politics really pays off. I m sorry, he should be fired on the spot by CNN. What can I call John McCain now? Is it OK to call him pr* Hi, I m Wolf Blitzer and John McCain is a pr* ll have that scoop and much, much more as the best political team in America continues right after the break. And to see Borger and Brazile sitting there trying to have a rational discussion after he says the things that he does is just as ludicrous. Borger s retort is to say that a lot of voters don t feel that way and Donna mildly says Alex has a problem with her. I mean, really. What does he have to do to offend them? Full transcript below the fold: TOOBIN: I think Hillary Clinton is dead right. There was a column in The New York Times not too long ago where it talked about some of the humor in the campaign. And the punch line was a line that was that Hillary Clinton was a white bitch. You couldn t say that. I mean that is acceptable about a woman. You couldn t say the equivalent thing about a man. And I I mean about a black person. And I think appalling, but I think she s absolutely right that there has been a level of sexism CASTELLANOS: If I can disagree, I think you re dead wrong. She s dead wrong. And I think she thinks her problem is she s a woman. Her problem is she s Hillary Clinton. And some women, by the way, are named that and it s accurate. So it s TOOBIN: Well CASTELLANOS: she can she is a tough that tough, lady tough in politics, that s been her great strength. But let s face it, she can be a very abrasive, aggressive, irritating person and a lot of voters, I think, see her that way. Wikipedia: Castellanos produced an ad for the Republican National Committee attempting to discredit the prescription drug plan policy offered by U.S. Democratic Party presidential nominee and then-Vice President Al Gore.[7] Alongside images of Gore, the ad showed the word RATS for a split second, before the complete word bureaucrats appeared on-screen.[7] During the ensuing uproar, Castellanos claimed that the inclusion was purely accidental. Near the end of the 1990 U.S. Senate race in North Carolina, Castellanos produced an advertisement for incumbent Republican Senator Jesse Helms, who was then trailing Democratic challenger and Charlotte mayor Harvey Gantt.[10] The ad depicts a middle-aged, working class married white man receiving and crumpling a job application rejection notice sent because the job had been given to a minority. [10] The ad then references Gantt s supposed support for racial quotas and Helms s opposition.[10] Kathleen Hall Jamieson, an expert on political communications,[11] has written on the subliminal messages of racial fear encoded into this advertisement.[10] She believes that the signals may include a screen transition showing the hand s crumpling of the image of Gantt s head and a black mark on the rejection notice in the shape of an African-American hand holding a handgun.[10]
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