Herstory, part 3 – by Dan Baker

Herstory, part 3 – by Dan Baker Near the end of the 19th century writers like John Addington Symonds and Edward Carpenter began a long, drawn out campaign against laws which punished the natural expression of love. They worked with radicals like Havelock Ellis to advocate for the gay community. This community has always existedContinue reading “Herstory, part 3 – by Dan Baker”

Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice’s Prison-Assisted Death Matches – By Jason Renard Walker

Jason Renard Walker #1532092 Wayne Scott Unit 4 Jester Road Richmond, TX 77406 The thought of being locked inside a small two-man cell to defend yourself against a homemade knife-wielding maniac should be a scary one. Yet one’s fear, or lack thereof, can actually determine who walks out alive, or are the least butchered. SuchContinue reading “Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice’s Prison-Assisted Death Matches – By Jason Renard Walker”

Herstory, Part 2 – by Dan Baker

It was due to the crusades that we saw the barbaric witch hunts between 1550 and 1650. As a result of men’s defeated pride this aggression was deflected onto women. The witch hunts caused widespread cruelty and suffering. Elderly women for the worst of it, facing torture and poverty. They were accused of making sexualContinue reading “Herstory, Part 2 – by Dan Baker”