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It's a damn good thing that my Pell grant is paying for my human sexuality course and that I could drop said course and still be a full-time student. Otherwise I would be pissed about the waste of money in taking this course. Discussion questions for this week:

What are the pros and cons of baby gender selection?

If a gender-selection method that was absolutely accurate were developed, would you use it?

If you were only allowed to have one child, would you prefer to have a boy or a girls? Why?

My response was a few hundred words of politely-phrased "you mean sex selection, and also, fuck that". Ten gets you one everybody else in my group answers my post with a variant of "what the fuck".

In related news: fandom provides an excellent education in privilege- and social-justice-related issues. Thank you, fandom.

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Title: In Fair Verona
Rating: PG
Summary: Lucifer's cage is kind of cramped quarters.
Pairings: None.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 220

( from ancient grudge break to new mutiny )

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Inspired by CBS!fail:



My personal favorite thus far: a feminist The Princess and the Pea. Doesn't explicitly pass the Bechdel test, but that's mostly because there's only a half dozen lines of dialogue and it is, after all, a rewrite of The Princess and the Pea.

...I'm posting a lot lately. Wonder what's up with that.