IN POSSIBLY THE LEAST SURPRISING NEWS OF THE WEEK — aside from Justin Bieber getting himself kicked out of Coachella — our homegirl Hillary announced…
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I HAVE A TENDENCY to credit my neuroses for some of my finer qualities. I never miss a deadline because I’m anxious about disappointing others.…
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WITH OVER TEN YEARS in the making, La Bulla is one of the largest multicultural Lucha Libre art exhibits that Los Angeles has to offer.…
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THE RECENT RELEASE of the documentary, Storyville: India’s Daughter, is one of several efforts in recent years to bring attention to the problem of violence…
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IN CELEBRATION OF Women’s History Month, two groups have joined together to support and bring attention to a group of people sorely lacking in both:…
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In Part 1 of On the Theory That Gender Difference Is Innate, we examined common arguments and studies relied on by proponents of the theory…
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Part 2 will go live tomorrow — March 24th, 2015 — morning. IT’S COMMON for people to attribute their interests and capacities to their gender, and…
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It seems that L.A. has been bursting at the seams with feminist-minded events this month — there’s been no dearth of workshops, community gatherings, women’s…
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MUCH FONT has been spilled over the men’s rights movement (MRM), by both its proponents and its detractors. Various talking points can be found on any…
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The following is another post in L.A. DY Clever, our guide to events and news going on in Los Angeles that are of interest to…
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FULL DISCLOSURE: I’m not really the “Greek life” type. Sure, I like a nice themed party where I can drink my weight in jungle juice…
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THE FEAR of eating in front of others is not exactly rare. Many people who are diagnosed with social anxiety disorder report having this fear. We…
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