Thursday, January 22, 2004
Columnar
Unlike last year's black female columnist, this year's, Amina Sutherland Stoltling, seems to be aware of herself as more than just black. And while her picture and name are ridiculous, (Stoltling? Who the hell came up with that?) her column is mildly interesting, which is likely going to be the best we can hope for again.
This contrasts with dismissive Faith Stein who returns with her tightly closed mind which refuses to even bother to understand what other folks are saying (and admits it, in this column). One of the biggest problems of the abortion debate is that people don't know what they're talking about. Ms. Stein doesn't seem to be on top of what goes on in uteruses (uteri?) when she mentions "oversized pictures of aborted zygotes displayed by some protesters." Aborted zygotes would be single cells. Birth control leads to aborted zygotes.
I'm still on vacation, by the way.
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