Standpoint in Political Blogs: Voice, Authority, and Issues
Women s StudiesPublished 31 March 2011
Anne Johnston, Barbara Friedman, SARA PEACH
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In 2005, political commentator Susan Estrich rebuked Michael Kinsley, then-editor of the Los Angeles Times, for excluding women from the newspaper's editorial pages. She argued that Kinsley neither...
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