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	<title>Glenn Sacks on MND</title>
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		<title>Slate.com &amp; Salon.com Criticize the Fatherhood Movement (Part VI)</title>
		<description>Two major online publications--Salon.com and Slate.com--recently did articles criticizing the men's and fathers movement. Whenever the fatherhood movement and its opponents clash directly, there is an opportunity for all on both sides to listen and learn, so I'm writing several posts on these two articles. My first two posts dealt ...</description>
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		<title>Slate.com &amp; Salon.com Criticize the Fatherhood Movement (Part V)</title>
		<description>Two major online publications--Salon.com and Slate.com--recently did articles criticizing the men's and fathers movement. Whenever the fatherhood movement and its opponents clash directly, there is an opportunity for all on both sides to listen and learn, so I'm writing several posts on these two articles.
My first two posts dealt largely ...</description>
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		<title>Slate.com &amp; Salon.com Criticize the Fatherhood Movement (Part IV)</title>
		<description>Two major online publications--Salon.com and Slate.com--recently did articles criticizing the men's and fathers movement. Whenever the fatherhood movement and its opponents clash directly, there is an opportunity for all on both sides to listen and learn, so I'm writing several posts on these two articles.
My first two posts dealt largely ...</description>
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		<title>Slate.com &amp; Salon.com Criticize the Fatherhood Movement (Part III)</title>
		<description>Two major online publications--Salon.com and Slate.com--recently did articles criticizing the men's and fathers movement.
My first two posts dealt largely with a misleading quote attributed to me in both pieces, and the two publications' commendable agreement to clarify it. In this post and others, we'll deal more with the arguments made ...</description>
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		<title>Slate.com, Salon.com Agree to Fix Misleading Attribution in Piece Criticizing Fatherhood Movement</title>
		<description>Two major online publications--Salon.com and Slate.com--recently did articles about the men's and fathers movement.
Kathryn Joyce's DoubleX/ Slate.com article appeared to attribute the views of another activist to me, and Salon.com's Judy Berman picked up on it and publicized the misattribution. I wrote to both Slate.com and Salon.com asking for a ...</description>
		<link>http://mensnewsdaily.com/glennsacks/2009/11/09/slate-com-salon-com-agree-to-fix-misleading-attribution-in-piece-criticizing-fatherhood-movement/</link>
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		<title>NOW: Raiders’ Coach Allegedly Hit Wife, Must be Fired</title>
		<description>National Organization for Women president Terry O'Neill has proclaimed that Oakland Raiders head coach Tom Cable must lose his job because he apparently hit his first wife and may have done the same to a past girlfriend.  As this article tells us, O'Neill asks why anyone who has allegedly committed ...</description>
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		<title>Global Gender Gap Report IV: Let Us Tell You How To Live</title>
		<description>There was a time when liberal sages pretended to be sensitive to what the late Edward Said called "Cultural Imperialism."  Said, being Palestinian, informed us that European countries and their progeny like the United States, have for 500 years or so, done more than simply assert military and economic power over nations and ...</description>
		<link>http://mensnewsdaily.com/glennsacks/2009/11/08/global-gender-gap-report-iv-let-us-tell-you-how-to-live/</link>
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		<title>Aussie Backlash Against Equally-Shared Parenting to Promote Move-Aways?</title>
		<description>Australia is well-known to be backtracking on its equally-shared parenting legislation.  It's only been three years since the Howard Government enacted the presumption of shared parenting and, according to studies I've reported on before, few courts have actually established equal parenting arrangements in divorce cases.  Still, that's been too much for ...</description>
		<link>http://mensnewsdaily.com/glennsacks/2009/11/07/aussie-backlash-against-equally-shared-parenting-to-promote-move-aways/</link>
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		<title>Female Police Officer a Hero in Ft. Hood Massacre</title>
		<description>As we all know by now, carnage erupted at Fort Hood army base in central Texas on Thursday.  Allegedly, an army psychiatrist opened fire on enlisted men who had lined up for inoculations and eye tests.  When it was all over, 13 people were dead and 38 injured.  Of the ...</description>
		<link>http://mensnewsdaily.com/glennsacks/2009/11/07/female-police-officer-a-hero-in-ft-hood-massacre/</link>
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		<title>CT Supreme Court Establishes Basic Rights for those Accused of DV</title>
		<description>Perhaps the bedrock principle of due process is that, at a bare minimum, a defendant whose rights the state wants to infringe or remove entirely is entitled to notice of the charge against him/her and a hearing before an impartial arbiter.  The most heinous mass murderer is entitled to those ...</description>
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