We already know that Camilla Paglia jumped the shark awhile back—perhaps an entire school of sharks, while wearing a neon-pink ski hat and scream-singing Ace of Base's "I Saw The Sign." This might account for the rant
Camille Paglia has claimed that she has the right to call a woman who was date raped a "stupid idiot,"
"For Gaga, sex is mainly decor and surface; she's like a laminated piece of ersatz rococo furniture. Alarmingly, Generation Gaga can't tell the difference." [SundayTimes]
Camille Paglia doesn't think the female Viagra is going to rescue women's (supposedly) flagging libidos. She has another solution for America's sex problems: people of color.
"[Pelosi] conclusively demonstrated that a woman can be just as gritty, ruthless and arm-twisting in pursuing her agenda as anyone [...]. Even a basic feminist shibboleth like abortion rights became just another card [...] to deal and swap. "[Salon]
"I reject the idea that the "birther" campaign is motivated by racism. There may be racism among it, but there are legitimate questions about the documentation of Obama's birth certificate." — Palin fan Camille Paglia [Politico]
Feminists love bickering about feminism. And as more women join the conversation, it gets nastier…and better! But it's time Judge Judy kept some order. (Continued from Part 1
The Guardian's Sunday magazine, the Observer, devoted almost every article this past weekend to the state of feminism in Britain, and the picture they paint is pretty bleak. The lead essay, by 39-year-old Rachel Cooke, claims that the gains made by earlier feminists are quickly losing ground. "Are we going backwards?…
