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“Shockers” in the Mainstream Press
Lately I found a couple of “shockers” in the mainstream press. Shockers, because my impression is that the press does not try to offend anyone. The articles were challenging the current model in society of where man and woman stand and how things should be. No matter what’s your take on this issue, it’s a loaded topic and I was surprised to find something like this.
- Daily Mail
- Forbes on Marriage and Divorce. According to Slate, Forbes pulled the original article. It reappeared later with the rebuttal on the side.