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- @THE_BWood what do you object to? Free speech in an open society? See follow up: erikachristakis.wordpress.com/2013/05/23/are… 7 hours ago
- @BorobodurA what do you object to? Criticism in an open society? See follow up: erikachristakis.wordpress.com/2013/05/23/are… 7 hours ago
- @DavidBSalva yes private. And open to criticism like anything else in our free society. See follow up erikachristakis.wordpress.com/2013/05/23/are… 7 hours ago
- Are The Boy Scouts Knuckling Under? wp.me/p2gSp7-Qp 8 hours ago
- @SamJolman thanks. Nice post. 9 hours ago
To Want “But LIttle”: Reflections From a Second Grade Classroom
Category Archives: Women-related
College Sex: 50 Shades of Black and White
A few days ago, I wrote a TIME.com column arguing that allegations of sexual assault on college campuses are hard to adjudicate (and even harder to prosecute) because, unfortunately, these cases often contain shades of grey: What to do about … Continue reading →
Amherst Rape Scandal: What We Get Wrong About Sexual Assault on Campus
This is my TIME.com column today on the complex issues around sexual assault on college campuses. There’s much more I wanted to say – and will say, later, on this blog — but for now: The recent media swarm around an anguished report of … Continue reading →
Posted in Children/Teens/Young Adults, Erika @ TIME.com, Women-related
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Tagged amherst rape, campus rape, college rape, Harvard, sexual assault
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When Words Fail
I don’t imagine this photo needs any explanation. Except it so happens that we’re not really witnessing one of the most romantic moments of the 20th century: the sailor, George, was drunk. The woman, Gerta, was a complete stranger, caught … Continue reading →
Posted in Women-related
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Tagged sexual assault, Times Square kiss, VJ-day Kiss, world war two
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Woman’s Inhumanity to Women
My TIME.com column for you: You would think that people with a history of discrimination in the work place might give those whom they resemble a break, but a growing body of research confirms exactly the opposite: women are just as likely … Continue reading →
Posted in Women-related
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Tagged bias, cognitive bias, women, women in science, work discrimination
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The Argument You Don’t Hear About Birth Control in Schools
This is my TIME.com column today on the furor over Plan B in the New York City Schools. (But before I even begin, I just have to remind everyone that Plan B is not, and never has been, an abortifacient!): … Continue reading →
Posted in Children/Teens/Young Adults, Erika @ TIME.com, Public Policy, Women-related
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Tagged New York City Public Schools, Plan B, teen pregnancy
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Dummkopf Chronicles
A trip down nostalgia lane: One summer when I was about ten, my parents rented a house for us on the ocean in Annisquam MA. Every day for a month, my older sister and I watched our little brothers and … Continue reading →
Reports of the End of Men Are Greatly Exaggerated
Here’s today’s TIME.com column I co-authored with my husband, Nicholas Christakis. Is It Really the End of Men? There are downsides to pitting the sexes in a constant, one-up, one-down battle for supremacy. It’s a story as old as Aristophanes’ Lysistrata, the … Continue reading →
Misplaced Gender Sensitivity
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Todd Akin’s “Forcible Rape” of Reason
Here is my TIME.com column today on the problem of trying to police the kind of trauma that merits an abortion : It’s Code Red as Republicans try to distance themselves from Representative Todd Akin’s recent startlingly inaccurate biology lesson. … Continue reading →