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A dose of sad sixties sitcom sexism
One of my all-time favorite television shows is the Dick Van Dyke Show. It aired in the early to mid-1960s and won many Emmy Awards. One of the reasons I like the show, aside from it being very funny, is the … Continue reading
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“Santa’s Sweat Shop” – reposted with permission
Santa’s Sweat Shop by Jessica Ward It’s no secret that I hate the holidays. I have tried to celebrate them. My favorite holiday character is Scrooge; unlike him, I don’t have the ghosts of Christmas past, present, or future to help me see the … Continue reading