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    1. Netwoman

      Wow! These women actually look like women I know…comforting – and I don’t have to urge to starve myself or vomit my breakfast.

      This is the type of thing we need to see more of…though I am surprised at the response of the modelling bureaus. Don’t they want ‘normal’ women to see what clothing actually looks like on them?

      hmm.

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    2. scribblingwoman

      Gender links
      Burningbird discusses the scapegoating of female soldiers for Abu Ghraib. From Media Matters for America: Ann Coulter, right-wing pundit and…

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    3. Liliputian Lilith

      late night links
      Dinner with a friend and lots and lots of talking – which in my world translates to having had enough beer that now it’ll take me a while to calm down enough to get sleepy. So, I’m reading blogs instead….

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