President Obama is said to have picked David S. Ferriero, now chief executive of the research libraries at The New York Public Library, to be the Archivist of the United States, a post that includes making sure that highly sensitive presidential papers and electronic records are saved and made available to the public. The selection, which had been rumored among historians, was reported earlier today by the National Coalition for History’s newsletter. A spokesman for The New York Public Library declined to comment. 0 meizitang original in euro For certain commentators the lack of recognition given to ‘battered men’ is interpreted as indicative of: the hegemony of a powerful ‘feminist matriarchy’ (Rome, 2001); the ‘taboo’ status of men’s victimisation (George, 2001); and the collusive silence that protects female ‘family terrorists’ from public exposure (Pizzey, 2001). Certainly, there is long history of domestic abuse cases being caricatured in terms of ‘nagging wives’ attacking ‘hen pecked husbands’ (Brogden Harkin, 2000; Stitt Macklin, 1995). But this caricaturing has a cultural history that predates feminism (Hammerton, 1992). Indeed, feminism has played a central role in debunking those myths that trivialise, pathologise or otherwise sensationalise violence perpetrated by women (Cameron, 1996; Chesney Lind, 1997; Worrall, 1990).
No wonder I have a neither here nor there perspective on cleanses. I’ve tried several during my 33 years on the planet to varied results. I did Gwyneth Paltrow’s GOOP cleanse a few months back, which left me feeling pretty vital, and yes, skinnier. And a girlfriend and I even pulled an LA Story once and had a colonic on Sunset Blvd. It actually did give me the energy to jump around like Sarah Jessica Parker in ’80s spandex. But then I caught the flu. When I tried The Master Cleanse the hell where one consumes only lemon water with maple syrup and cayenne I lasted three days, then wound up with a mouth full of canker sores. meizitang original in euro For certain commentators the lack of recognition given to ‘battered men’ is interpreted as indicative of: the hegemony of a powerful ‘feminist matriarchy’ (Rome, 2001); the ‘taboo’ status of men’s victimisation (George, 2001); and the collusive silence that protects female ‘family terrorists’ from public exposure (Pizzey, 2001). Certainly, there is long history of domestic abuse cases being caricatured in terms of ‘nagging wives’ attacking ‘hen pecked husbands’ (Brogden Harkin, 2000; Stitt Macklin, 1995). But this caricaturing has a cultural history that predates feminism (Hammerton, 1992). Indeed, feminism has played a central role in debunking those myths that trivialise, pathologise or otherwise sensationalise violence perpetrated by women (Cameron, 1996; Chesney Lind, 1997; Worrall, 1990).
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