Archive for October, 2010
Anderson Cooper 360: How can a pro-suicide school board member be pro-child?
Rosalind was back on Anderson Cooper 360 to discuss the Arkansas school board member who posted a pro-suicide comment on Facebook. Watch the video and join the discussion by commenting on this post!
The Pink Elephant in the Room: Kids and Drugs.
Today, schools across the country will wrap up Red Ribbon Week. The Red Ribbon Campaign was started in 1985 when drug traffickers in Mexico City murdered DEA agent Kiki Camarena. During this week, Red Ribbons are worn as a symbol of intolerance towards the use of drugs. Schools across America celebrated this week with awareness [...]
The Social Network: Missing the Connection on the Digital Revolution
The Social Network is an extraordinarily well-made film with a glaring problem: the fact that it is not actually about the events it is describing.
Fat Talk Free Week – Take 3: Changing body image by changing behavior.
Tri Delta’s 3rd annual Fat Talk Free Week is an effort to call attention to the prevalence of eating disorders and widespread body image disturbances. This trademarked week sheds light to a giant annoyance and asks people to remove “Fat Talk” from everyday conversations.
Vince Vaughn is Still Not Getting It
Rosalind Wiseman weighs in on Vince Vaughn’s failure to apologize for “gay” comments in his new movie, The Dilemma.
