Eduwonkette in her review of Leonard Sax’s Washington Post op-ed ruminating on what Stephanie Meyer’s popular “Twilight” series” says about the failings of feminism:
“I’m beginning to think that Leonard Sax was one of those boys I lapped on the track in junior high who never got over it.”
–Guestblogger Richard Whitmire
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