justice's posterous
- Highland Park, Michigan -- Father, enraged at alleged sexual abuse of a 3-year-old girl by his 15-year-old son, ordered the teen to strip at gunpoint and marched him into a parking lot, where he shot him in the head as he begged for his life
- New Roads, Louisiana -- Custodial father confesses to beating 18-month-old baby to death because the child was crying
- Gainesville, Georgia -- Father let 22-month-old toddler play with a loaded handgun; the baby shot and killed himself
- Albert Mohler: When Morality Collapses -- The Therapeutic Evasion
- Germantown, Tennessee -- Unwed father obtained custody, then beat 16-month-old son to death
ANONYMUMS NEWS
- Fwd: A Sharia tribunal would cost justice for women and children
- Remove the perpetrator, not the child
- Relief for families as tyrannical laws are on their way out
- Hero Mother: Her Story
- Fathers Rights Hit Rock Bottom: The Killer Maniesto
- Parents Seeking Access to Avoid Child Support
- Elimination of Violence Against Women
- The Arthur Freeman Case
- Family Courts Lab Rats
- Mothers Not Abductors: She Had Every Right To Run
I am a BADASS: Bloggers Against Deprivation Alienation Syndrome &junk Science
Media Misses
- The ugly side of supply & demandThe recent case of Shaniya Davis brought to light the problem of sexual slavery in this country. Headlines, stories and TV broadcasts all talked about the horrors of a mother who sold her 5-year-old into sexual slavery. But, may I ask…. Why aren’t we also talking about the demand side of sexual slavery? Why aren’t we talking [...]
- Press release: Global media monitoring projectNovember 10, 2009 “Today gender equality in the news media came under scrutiny in some 127 countries around the world. Teams of volunteers around the world took part in measuring how well their national media are doing on fair and balanced representation and portrayal of women and men in the news. They monitored thousands of stories [...]
- Female Vaginal MutilationCongress is considering health care reform - which is great – but recently the Stupak amendment has been attached to it – not so great. The Stupak Amendment would ban federally subsidized policies from covering abortion. Abortion access, over the decades, has been chipped away. Denying abortion to women and girls, as we’ve seen in the past […]
- Media attention neededTwo cases are in need of media attention: 1.) This case involves a child who’s being sexually abused by her father, who has custody. A restraining order prevents the protective mother from seeing her child: www.saveaaliyah.com 2.) This case involves a mother who faces 30 days in jail because her daughter doesn’t want to see her father: http://w […]
- You go, New York Times!Wow! I was amazed to read this article by Jere Longman in the New York Times. I just recently saw this story covered on the Today Show and thought the same thing – double standards (and this feeling that the producers just looove to show the negative side of women – like their “fembot” episode, [...]
- Journalism awardHere’s an award for outstanding journalism in the area of social and economic justice. Please consider nominating your favorite writer or blogger! Sidney Award Nominations
- Women in PerilHere’s a report by the Parents Television Council on storylines depicting violence against females: Parentstv.org The PTC’s report, Women in Peril: A Look at TV’s Disturbing New Storyline Trend, examined fatal and nonfatal female victimizations on prime time broadcast television and found that there was a significant increase in all forms of female vic […]
- The high price of family courtHigh costs of family courts The I-Team found one example out of Northern California in which an 11-year-old boy, Coby, was the center of a custody dispute. His mother was ordered to pay $2,200 upfront to a custody evaluator. In the ruling, the judge wrote, “If mother does not pay the fees … primary custody shall [...]
- “The church can be flexible, except with women.”Interesting op-ed in the New York Times - The Nuns’ Story Nuns were second-class citizens then and — 40 years after feminism utterly changed America — they still are. The matter of women as priests is closed, a forbidden topic. In 2004, the cardinal who would become Pope Benedict XVI wrote a Vatican document urging women to be [...]
- The Global Gender Gap
