It is great that Bristol came out and said this. We need the young people to speak out themselves and say that Abstinence only sex-ed DOES NOT WORK. There is no better poster child for the failure of abstinence programs (posted to Bristol Palin admits abstinence is "not realistic.")
I felt the same way about the movie Juno! Yeah, way to go Neko Case. Way to say what you think, and not sugar coat it so you'll have a better media image, or some BS like that. I heart (posted to "Don't let them tell you you're nothing.")
Points well taken, and I agree! You might like this article - it's all about how we teach kids self-esteem in the wrong way. http://www.aynrand.org/site/News2?news_iv_ctrl=1231&page=NewsArticle&id=5372 Genuine self-esteem consists not of causeless feelings, but of certain knowledge about yourself. It rests (posted to The Absolute Importance of Self Esteem )
Thanks for posting. People need to stop using the excuse "Oh, I don't understand the economy" to prevent themseleves from learning about the problems. The problems are extremely serious, and the more you know, the better prepared you will be. (posted to Sarah Anderson: Economic Inequality & Bailout Money)
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!!! Are you reading my mind? I was just thinking a few days ago that I need to find free on-line yoga classes. I hate going to "real" classes cos yogi's are so pretentious and classes (posted to Yoga for the (Online) People)
i think it depends on where you go. there are some places that are completely ridiculous and have that trendy, high-end atmosphere. but there are others that are really about healing and getting in touch with your body. i would (posted to Yoga for the (Online) People)
Really I think the issue with yoga is that there needs to be more free or donation based classes. I was really sad that my free yoga class in town was canceled. So in turn I decided (for several other (posted to Yoga for the (Online) People)
As obliges I read book David Harvey "A Brief History of Neoliberalism". Certainly, it has not broken off my brain, but has slightly opened eyes for some moments of brutal essence of capitalism. The author writes how Thatcher, one of (posted to Sarah Anderson: Economic Inequality & Bailout Money)
