Book Discussion on Patai's Heterophobia

	posted by Scott on Tuesday February 19, @09:40PM from the announcements dept.
	Wendy McElroy has announced that there will be a book discussion on Daphne Patai's Heterophobia starting up tomorrow at iFeminists.com. Her iFeminists bulletin board announcement can be read here. Note that she will be giving away free books to random participants, so why not check it out? As Wendy writes, "Reading the book is a definite plus ;-), but lurkers are welcome."

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My letter to the Washington Post (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Tuesday February 19, @11:51PM EST (#1) Here's what I sent to letters@washpost.com: To whom it may concern, Someone at your end wrote that allowing more restraining orders would be a good idea. I don't think so. It seems to me that restraining orders are too often some sleazy bozo's attempt to manipulate the legal system. Joseph Vallrio (D-Prince George's) agrees that the expanded authority would be subject to abuse. Retired Massachusetts judge Malcolm Jones said that a third of all restraining orders are used merely for leverage in divorce cases. The City of Lawrence, MA was recently fined $5000 because a man was arrested for violating a bogus restraining order. Let's legislate with integrity. Thanks, Kingsley G. Morse Jr. Reproductive Rights Chairman National Center for Men Protect Voluntary Fatherhood http://www.choiceformen.com

Re:My letter to the Washington Post (Score:1) by collins on Wednesday February 20, @12:09AM EST (#3) (User #311 Info) To Mr. Morse:           Good letter. Thanks for taking the time to write to the Washington Post.                                   Collins

Oops (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Wednesday February 20, @12:01AM EST (#2) My previous comment was intended for the next article on restraining orders. Thanks, Kingsley

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