January 23, 2006, - 9:36 am
New Definition of “Women’s Studies”: Prof Was Prostitute
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Hmmm . . . . Need more reasons to convince America’s left-leaning daughters and effeminate sons not to major in the so-called major, “Women’s Studies”? And sociology and anthropology, too? (If the college kids you know are neither left-leaning nor males effeminate, then this is not aimed at you.)
Take Brandy M. Britton, who earned her doctorate at the University of California, San Francisco, and was a professor at the University of Maryland-Baltimore–where she taught women’s studies.
She founded the Institute for Women and Girls Health Research out of her home. Also, out of her home, she worked as a prostitute. Cost: Up to $2,500. Services and rates were posted online.
Another lesson that would make PUTA (People for the Unethical Treatment of Animals and humans) proud: Be kind to animals. Britton was caught after multiple complaints about her animals–two pet pigs.
In her women’s studies pursuits, Britton–known as an expert on violence against women–won a $515,232 grant from the National Institutes of Health on the “Impact of Violence on Women’s Drug Use and HIV Risk.” But she falsified data on the project.
Maybe they should change the name of the major from “women’s studies” to “women’s prostitution, taxpayer rip-offs, and phony studies.”
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However admirable your ability to regurgitate old news, this post reads as though you may actually feel somewhat threatened knowing that you live in the same world as an intelligent female academic who has had sex on her own terms.
You may not share Ms. Britton’s liberated views, but dragging a couple of pigs into the rant seems a tad desperate.
When stoning whores, it’s perhaps best to stick to outraged indignation over the perceived lack of morality involved. That would be the tried and true method used so successfully in the past….or maybe that’s where you were going with the pig rant.
Prostitutes, if not fit to be labelled misguided, uneducated tarts, should be persecuted on the grounds that someone complained about pet pigs….it’s all so clear to me now.
Meretrix Jones on January 23, 2006 at 3:20 pm