Sexism and American Apparel

January 20, 2010 at 7:44 am 1 comment

I was never a fan of this company, despite its fair-trade status. Thoroughly enjoyed this Shapely Prose post, which puts it way better than I could.

In which I am defeated by a billboard « Kate Harding’s Shapely Prose.

Also, way to go Democrats…first I was mad at the Massachusetts voters, but really it’s the fault of the left, who completely took this election for granted and let a bozo fill the seat due to their shit campaign. I have serious fears about what this means for health care reform.

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1. ina | January 21, 2010 at 1:17 am

Speaking on behalf of Massachusetts Democrats: WTF???????? Martha could have done a FAR better job at making herself known for important points… I don’t know, such as THE ONLY HOPE TO PASS HEALTHCARE REFORM??? You’re right to be mad. It’s just unbelievable.
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I'm an almost-30 Texan who became a Northeast Ohioan and then decided to move back to Houston. Currently in the midst of a huge career change, I aspire to be one of those well-adjusted, focused, peaceful people who can thrive almost anywhere. My reality is too much stress and a bothersome tendency to worry. I love to read. I love HBO shows...the Ss (Sopranos, Sex and the City, and Six Feet Under) in particular. This blog is a place to share my angst in family and work life, to wince about being a single girl in the big old city, and to occasionally talk about knitting, one of my favorite obsessions.

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