5.12.2013

The Weekly Round-Up

The Weekly Round-Up


This Week's Favorite Posts:
  • Not a blog post, but I found this article about Elizabeth Smart (a girl who was local to me and kidnapped and held hostage for 9 months at the age of 14) and how she is pushing for proper sexual education-because abstinence only education leads to a sense of worthlessness and a damaged psyche in cases such as hers where she was raped.  (It also leads to a higher level of pregnancy and STDs because let's face it-some kids are going to do it anyway-but if they haven't been taught about birth control then they're going to end up in a bigger mess.)
  • Reese, over at The Importance of Being Reese wrote a post about how Abercrombie & Fitch and refuses to sell a size larger than 10 because they want "only the cool kids" shopping in their store.  Their CEO outright said it.  It's not really a big surprise, and it makes it easy to not shop there even if you can fit in their clothes or have children who can-and also can I just point out that if they're selling clothes and hiring based on attractiveness they should probably get rid of the CEO...  
  • On that same note, Dan Pearce from Single Dad Laughing wrote a good reply to it-they have a right to take that business approach and tell everyone that's their business approach-and we all have a right to say "hey, that's douchy-guess I'll let everyone know not to shop their if they don't want to." Easy.
  • Beth shared a tutorial on how to make your own Body Butter, which I want to try! 
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1 comment:

  1. This is great! I totally agree that it's important to support one another!
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    styleontheside.com

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